Sentence examples for patterns of journals from inspiring English sources
The main body of this article includes bibliometric analyses in the publishing year, document type, subject categories, publication distribution, patterns of journals, countries/regions, institutes and authors [ 20, 21].
Gender disparities in academia and related patterns of journal publication success vary across countries: Sugimoto (2013) shows that overall men dominate scientific production, but South American and Eastern European countries demonstrate greater gender parity than other countries and nine countries in the world had female dominance in terms of share of co-authors.
A bibliometric analysis of 195 systematic reviews on renal conditions 4 found that relevant articles were scattered across a large number of journals, in a pattern consistent with Bradford's law, and that about half of relevant research was published in non-renal journals.
On the assumption that publication in journals with higher impact factors is generally seen as desirable and one surrogate for quality, the analysis explored publication patterns in journals with different ranges of impact factors.
Miller, a scientist studying salmon for the federal fisheries department, published a report on patterns of salmon mortality in the journal Science.
Therefore, the possibility is not negligible that two scientists with the same pattern of publications in journals (and therefore with a similar weighted average IF) may have very distinct rates of citations per article.
Propped against the walls in the adjacent gallery are silk-screened paintings — digitally manipulated versions of pages from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal — overlaid with patterns of bricks.
Reading back over the journal can reveal patterns of times when the pain is worse than other times, allowing you to pinpoint actions or omissions that will help you to reduce the pain.
We find consistent patterns of the interaction effect in finance (for the dependent variable journal score) and in management (for journal score, A/A+ publication, and Financial Times).
Keeping a journal can help you to spot patterns of feeling negative and to see what triggers the panic attacks.
