Sentence examples for productivity publications from inspiring English sources

Studies have demonstrated repeatedly that having a network of productive colleagues is one of the strongest predictors of research productivity, publications, career satisfaction, advancement and retention in academic faculty positions [ 3, 9, 35, 40, 41].

Differences in "productivity" (publication records) can explain about 60% of this differential.

In a career where productivity and publications define your value, can you take a couple of years off and then make a successful return?

Research productivity, including publications and presentations in the years before establishing research teams and the 8 years subsequent to establishment of research teams with faculty mentors, was reviewed.

Ethiopia, Yemen, and Kenya had the highest productivity of publications after standardization by population size and GDP.

Although the productivity issue is difficult for everyone to overcome without new publications, gaining expertise in a new field is not.

The characterization of productivity and publication quality of each country makes it possible to compare the importance of each study in the construction sector to other countries.

Ethiopia, Yemen, and Kenya had the highest productivity of publication after standardization by population size and GDP (Table  1).

The analyses reported herein suggest that tuberculosis is the best-performing disease area in terms of public and philanthropic research investment and publication and citation productivity, and public health is generally the type of science that is most prolific.

The three measures of research productivity used the total publication rate, publication rate in HIV/AIDS journals and publication rate in selected journals with moderate or higher 5-year IF were highly correlated (for all pairwise correlations, the Spearman r>0.88).

An annual South African cancer research publication productivity index will be calculated by comparing South African publications (numerator) to worldwide cancer publications (denominator), that is, world share of publications.