Among the 567 newspaper mentions of any findings published in journals, 464 (82%) referenced the journal source correctly, 8 (1%) were referenced incorrectly, and 95 (17%) were not referenced.
Against standards used in published reference journals [2, 3].
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Two of the surveys drew on an attempted census of US main authors who published on nanotechnology in ISI-referenced journals, whereas the third attempted a census of scientists at a specific European conference.
Searches of UlrichsWeb in 2008 show a total of 219 774 active journals, of which 64 620 are active and academic/scholarly (Boolean search) and 24 059 active and reference journals.
In 1997, Haug's meta-analysis indicated that physicians most frequently found medical information in desk references (journals and books) and through consultations with colleagues [ 13].
Much earlier, in 1972, Rall originated the pivotally directed and most frequently referenced environmental journal, Environmental Health Perspectives.
We also noted whether the citation referenced a journal article, an article from a meeting or a meeting abstract.
And instead of referencing scientific journals, I turn to the sociological, pedagogical, and philosophical literature to develop my theoretical reflections.
Our objective is to establish The IZA Journal of Labor Policy as a major reference journal for empirically-grounded research on labor market policy issues in both developed and developing countries, and one that helps connect research to policy.
