The bibliometric indices that are studied include classic ones such as the number of highly cited papers as well as more recent ones such as the h-index and the g-index.
Chaboussou showed, citing reviewed papers as well as his own experimental work, that disease-causing organisms are stimulated to proliferate when concentrations of free amino acids and reducing sugars are elevated in plant cells.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/14/63/prepub Sofe of the authors' thinking was informed by their work on an issues paper for the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, as cited in the paper.
In addition, we have not discounted double counting in papers co-authored from multi countries; therefore, the results shown below or in other tables might be counted more than the real data as 28 papers for highly cited papers and 6572 papers for all papers.
The 8-fold reduction: The mean metabolic rate of an average protozoan, as cited in the paper, is 2,286 pW.
Polycistronic transcripts from cassette arrays and the excision of other fused cassettes have previously been noted by others, as cited in this paper.
We, like Soon Heng Tan et al. and others (e.g., [ 27, 32] as cited in the paper) show that phosphorylated sites are significantly more conserved than equivalent but non-phosphorylated residues.
Most of the measures relate to paw movement, whereas traditionally issues of coordination (e.g. in studies examining the role of the cerebellum, as cited in the paper) consider interactions between joints.
Our effort to identify important sentence-level sentiment analysis methods consisted of systematically search for them in the main conferences in the field and then checking for papers that cited them as well as their own references.
This is not citation bias, as papers are cited, but rather a different process called here "citation diversion"—that is, the citing of content but the altering of its meaning in a manner that diverts its implications.
An examination of the literature provides 65 cases (plus another 5 that are ambiguous) where one or both of these papers are cited as evidence for a link between sperm or flagellum length and swimming speed.
