Sentence examples for missing citation from inspiring English sources

I half hoped that someone at the study day would provide me with the missing citation for the quotation, but nobody seemed to know where it came from.

Our detailed analysis of one monograph for the reasons for the missing citations (ie, those that were in WoS but not Scopus) showed incomplete entries of the cited monographs in Scopus and missing citation links to the monograph.

We added the missing citation and performed the contextual conditioned fear and rotarod assays in the R111G Tg (new Figure 2E,H) and R306C Tg (new Figure 5D,I,K) mice.

By uncovering pairs of published articles with missing citations, we rank the APS journals and topics according to the incidence of missing data on knowledge flows.

Our study also enables us to uncover missing citations between pairs of highly related articles, and may thus help identify barriers to effective knowledge flows.

Findings indicate that Electromagnetism and Interdisciplinary Physics are the two sub-fields in physics with the smallest percentage of missing citations.

We shall then discuss how the method can be used to identify missing and potentially relevant references and also to rank journals and scientific topics based on the relative occurrence of missing citations.

By quantifying the proportion of missing citations, we conduct a comparative assessment of distinct journals and research sub-fields in terms of their ability to facilitate or impede the dissemination of knowledge.

Interestingly, the rate of occurrence of missing citations in Physical Review C ((widetilde{U}_{0}simeq0.27)) is almost nine times as large as the one observed in Physical Review Letters ((widetilde{U}_{0}simeq0.03)), which is the APS journal with the widest visibility and largest impact.

However, we notice that article A has a considerable number of missing citations, resulting from the fact that it was not cited by any of the four articles that were published after its publication date and with which it shares a statistically significant portion of its bibliography (namely, nodes C, D, E, F).

In particular, it can be used not only by authors to integrate the bibliographies of their work, but also by editors of scientific journals to uncover missing citations and identify the appropriate reviewers for the papers they are considering for publication.