Sentence examples for rate of articles from inspiring English sources

The need for such a journal is reflected by a very high rejection rate of articles from European Radiology, particularly pictorial reviews and those concerned with policy, as well as guidelines and lengthy recommendations from the European subspecialty groups.

The increased citation rate of articles by US scientists collaborating with international co-authors was slightly less dramatic, but still statistically significant (p<0.01 for papers on which the US was the corresponding author versus US independent papers).

This is supported by the finding of the low MI-MeSH index rate of articles published in core medical informatics journals, indicating that many articles published in core medical informatics journals are not classified as under "Medical Informatics" in MeSH.

Based on a time chart, the total number of reports published increased steadily through December, but plateaued to a steady rate of articles per day by the first week of January.

The rate of articles mentioning SARS (87 per month) was greater than that for smoking and tobacco (59 per month), cancer (43 articles), diabetes (12 articles), heart disease (10 articles), and asthma (6 articles).

The publication rate (number of HIV/AIDS research publications per million population in 10 years) and the rate of articles published in HIV/AIDS journals and selected journals with moderate to very high (IF ≥3) 5-year impact factors were used as markers for HIV research productivity.

The deeper concern of journals is that pre-registration threatens existing "prestige" hierarchies and could reduce a journal's impact factor – a metric that is arguably meaningless as an indicator of scientific quality and, in fact, predicts the rate of article retractions due to fraud.

The rate of article refunds on Blendle has, perhaps unsurprisingly, crept up slightly.