Sentence examples for scope of journals from inspiring English sources

Twenty participants replied that they did not read English journals, which reduced the scope of journals presented to them in the survey to the four German journals.

We should therefore expect more interesting findings from this full text analysis to emerge as a wider scope of journals are deposited into PMC.

One author (KHK) extracted general characteristics of the included RCTs, such as publication year, type of acupuncture and control intervention, type and scope of journals, number of arms and sample size.

The discrepancy is expected and it is due to the aims and scopes of journals that are mostly classified within the economics domain.

(2) If the subject of an article falls within the scope of two journals, then the journal impact factor has a certain meaning for the article's author: it gives an argument for choosing the journal where to submit the article.

All journal editors want to publish the best and most timely work--the "hottest" work--that falls within the scope of their journals.

First, in Web of Science various scientific disciplines are grouped into categories based on the scope of indexed journals.

As the scope of many journals tends to be focused on only a single discipline, advances in the field of population surveillance have been scattered across the scientific literature.

Judging from the scope of the journals in which the reviewed articles were published, institutional elderly care management appeared mainly as an issue related to nursing science: 41% of the articles in this review were published in journals focusing on nursing sciences.

It could be good if journals start expanding the scope of their journal articles, instead of having to always publish original research, maybe publish original data sets, or publish novel data or compilations".

This is no surprise because similar types of articles are now published in a broader range of journals and journals are covering a wider variety of topics and publishing more articles beyond their defined scope.