Sentence examples for publication performance from inspiring English sources
In this context, various rankings weight publication indicators relatively highly, but ignore the impact of publication performance.
Albers and Bielecki (2012), for example, showed that the reputation of German BuSs depends on their publication performance.
We found that scientists with the highest publication performance scores did not apply for a considerably greater number of patents than other researchers in their companies.
This phenomenon seems to have emerged as a result of the Korean government's and universities' emphasis on publication performance in funding allocations, grants, faculty recruitment, promotion, and tenure.
Through the creation of a research profile of publication performance and impact across journal fields [21] we sought to identify specific fields in which publications from the networks were exhibiting the greatest performance and impact in the relevant scientific literature.
The strength of the h-index is that it provides a single number that describes a researcher's publication performance by combining the number of publications with a measure of their citation frequencies.
It also studies the determinants of the publication performances of labs.
We show how appropriate combinations of inputs in academic labs may be strongly associated to high publication performances.
In all the publications, performance measurements are omitted.
The most effective similarity score is the Euclidean distance of log-p of overlapping terms only, which produces an AUC score of 0.95 for the prediction of future co-occurrence in publications: Performance validated using novel direct drug-disease direct co-occurrences from MEDLINE, and novel drug-disease relationships from the CTD.
Under the communist government, the Main Office for the Control of the Press, Publications, and Public Performances (GUKPIW), headquartered in Warsaw, controlled the media, publishing, films, theatres, exhibitions, advertising, and related activities.
