Sentence examples for high publication from inspiring English sources

We show how appropriate combinations of inputs in academic labs may be strongly associated to high publication performances.

The high publication rate of PET-CT in our more recently acquired data highlights the emergence and significance of this modality in more recent years.

The ECR 2000 study and another study analysing ECR 2001 [3 , 26 also demonstrated high publication rates of thoracic- (56 and 49 %, respectively) and breast (55 and 53 %, respectively)-centred radiology research.

She has more than a full teaching/advising load, is required to travel extensively, is expected to sit on numerous committees, and is expected to have a high publication rate.

"Authors should understand that the high publication costs with open-access publishers like BioMed Central can be put to better use research now that there are good alternatives to publish their work for free and get rewarded," Knols tells ScienceInsider.

In a sense, both the challenge of overflow and the existence of predatory journals have at least one cause in common: the need for academic scientists to maintain a high publication rate in order to build reputations, win funding, and secure jobs or promotions.

Among all modalities, PET-CT, MRI and CT have the highest publication percentages.

PET-CT (48%%), MRI (47 %) and CT (43 %) had the highest publication rates (Table 5).

Authors collaborating internationally have the highest publication rates and mean impact factors.

We indexed publication rates to number of doctors per population to determine the countries with the highest publication capacity.

Publication success is discipline-specific: men have higher publication success in particular fields, while in some research fields and disciplines female researchers have higher publication success than their male counterparts (Duch et al. 2012).