Sentences with phrase «as journal citations»
It examines the number of book and journal articles published by each program's faculty as well as journal citations, awards, honors and grants received.
https://news.wsu.edu/ Not exact matches
Findings also showed it as an empirically and conceptually innovative, diverse, vibrant discipline that in many areas sets the intellectual agenda The UK publishes more than its share of major disciplinary journals; bibliometric indicators reveal international primacy both in volume and citation impact; and a large number of the seminal publications (books as well as articles) continue to have a UK origin UK human geography is radically interdisciplinary and with the spatial turn in the humanities and social sciences has become an exporter of ideas and faculty to other disciplines There was confidence that research in human geography had substantial impact on policy and practice and would successfully meet the challenges of the current impact agenda
«[T] he increased reliance funding agencies place on [such] classic bibliometric indicators» as short - term citation metrics and journal impact measures thus hampers the chances that innovative work will win support and constrains both the progress of science and the career prospects of innovative but lesser - known researchers, the authors observe.
• Survey respondents globally listed the number of publications and reputation of the journals as the two top criteria for career advancement, followed by funding, citations, and awards.
However, the Journal of Immunology publishes 11.2 times more papers and has nearly 5.3 times the number of total citations as Immunity.
Science is the leading peer - reviewed journal among its competition for the second year in a row, as published by «Thomson ISI Journal Citation Reports» in Junjournal among its competition for the second year in a row, as published by «Thomson ISI Journal Citation Reports» in JunJournal Citation Reports» in June 2007.
They compared these citation numbers to those of 759 control authors who had published in the same journal and issue as a retracted author and found that, on average, authors who had a retraction went on to garner approximately 10 % fewer citations than the control authors did.
«JIF is a reflection of the citation performance of a journal as a whole unit, not as an assembly of diverse published items.»
► In this week's Science editorial, Editor - in - Chief Marcia McNutt calls for moving beyond publications, citations, journal impact factors, «and derivatives of these such as the h - index» in efforts to measure the merit of research.
From our analysis it appears that only one editor, Artemi Cerdà, violated our ethical rule that «any manipulation of citations (e.g. including citations not contributing to a manuscript's scientific content, citations solely aiming at increasing an author's or a journal's citations) is regarded as scientific malpractice.»
Trends in Immunology helps to link developments in basic and clinical immunology, and is now established as one of the top - ranked monthly review journal in its field, according to ISI's Science Citation Index for immunology journals.
Published since 1878, and ranked as ISI's top - cited physiology journal (over 50,000 citations in 2016) the journal's international editorial board is led by Editor - in - Chief Kim Barrett, Distinguished Professor of Medicine at UC San Diego, USA.
This is an evidence based website, so we're very interested in other's assertions as long as they are supported by unbiased published peer - reviewed journal citations, such as this:
First, even though the Journal aspires to be international and sensitive to context, its highest level of citation counts occurred in its first phase, of what the authors describe as «assumed universality of scaling educational change.»
The various sources for your citations may be derived from dissertations, books, journal articles, government documents, pamphlets, websites, and other multimedia sources such as films and audio recordings, as well as other print and digital materials.
As of this writing, the same journal search for «animal shelter» that yields a mere 150 publications before 2001 brings back over 800 citations from between 2001 and today on topics ranging from disease recognition and testing to enrichment techniques for alleviating stress in shelter animals.
Each conversation is accompanied by complex referencing and citation that appear in the journal as an extensive set of footnotes.
Nice not to hamstring one's agenda with such mundane things as citations to the peer - reviewed literature published in reputable journals.
E.g. Briffa in his capacity as a journal editor asked reviewer Cook to write a reject review (citation...)
I know that Science, and Nature, and many other sites provide «Cited by» and «Related» links to several different services that track subsequent citations and mentions, and Google Scholar provides non-scholarly as well as journal cross-references.
DeSmog investigated the submission and found that of the 304 footnote citations in the Peabody document, opinion articles published in media outlets, primarily the Wall Street Journal, were cited as supporting evidence 41 times and groups with historical ties to the fossil fuel industry such as the Cato Institute, American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity and the Global Warming Policy Foundation were cited 64 times.
This paper in Journal of Marine Research has nearly 500 citations and describes vertical eddies in ocean interior using diffusivity as a metric.
A search of the Science Citation Index, the comprehensive scientific journal database that indexes virtually every citation a journal article gets in the peer - reviewed scientific literature, reveals that this paper, which Dr. Singer calls a «key research publication», has been cited exactly zero times, as of 2004 (for comparison, Dr. Steven Schneider's 1988 publication in Nature on the same topic, «Simulating the climatic effects of nuclear war», has gotten 16 citCitation Index, the comprehensive scientific journal database that indexes virtually every citation a journal article gets in the peer - reviewed scientific literature, reveals that this paper, which Dr. Singer calls a «key research publication», has been cited exactly zero times, as of 2004 (for comparison, Dr. Steven Schneider's 1988 publication in Nature on the same topic, «Simulating the climatic effects of nuclear war», has gotten 16 citcitation a journal article gets in the peer - reviewed scientific literature, reveals that this paper, which Dr. Singer calls a «key research publication», has been cited exactly zero times, as of 2004 (for comparison, Dr. Steven Schneider's 1988 publication in Nature on the same topic, «Simulating the climatic effects of nuclear war», has gotten 16 citations).
I would just suggest that anyone commenting on the technical aspects of the dispute actually cite the literature being critiqued rather than use shorthand in referring to those articles, otherwise those critiques will never show up in search results for interested people who are using the citations (or even partials such as author names, or date and subject and maybe journal) as search terms.
At present, as you point out, you can get citations for Canadian cases, provided that they've been cited in journal articles or U.S. decisions; and this could be a handy way to obtain the citation if you're unable to query one of the commercial databases — and the case is too old to be on CanLII.
Look for citations in full - text law journal and book databases, as well... [more]
Look for citations in full - text law journal and book databases, as well as Google Scholar, Google Books.
At the same time, the journal in many fields grew into the primary measure of reputation, as journal ranking could be carefully calculated by Impact Factor (average number of times an article is cited within a two - year period), in way not possible with books (for which there was no citation index).
Kerr believes that the number of citations for 2007 will increase, however, as journals post their final 2007 issues to the Westlaw database.
While one journal hardly makes the case, Google Scholar's citation count, as well as a move to «article - level metrics» among journals is pointing to the article's achievement as the measure rather than the journal title.
These new journals can make their content immediately available to interested readers across the globe as they become part of Google Scholar's citation indexing.
Citation is a subtle business (as the image above, taken from a typical law journal article, suggesgts), and if Wikimedia is going to get into the biz, it has to get it right.
With the new fall term just beginning, and thousands of first - year law students across the country entering upon legal studies; and with the student editors of the McGill Law Journal preparing yet another new edition of the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (incredibly, the 8th since its first appearance in 1986), I thought it an opportune moment to add my thoughts on the practice of legal citation and how we — and specifically the editors of the McGill Guide — would do well to reconsider both the ends and the means of legal citation as currently prCitation (incredibly, the 8th since its first appearance in 1986), I thought it an opportune moment to add my thoughts on the practice of legal citation and how we — and specifically the editors of the McGill Guide — would do well to reconsider both the ends and the means of legal citation as currently prcitation and how we — and specifically the editors of the McGill Guide — would do well to reconsider both the ends and the means of legal citation as currently prcitation as currently practised.
Colleague Katharine Thompson has provided me a list of some of the changes she noticed in the new, just received 7th edition of the McGill Guide, known more formally as the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, edited by editors of the McGill Law Journal and published by Carswell.
Dynamic Contextualization also enables you to easily carry out bibliometrical calculations such as: the number of quotations received by an article or by an author, citation source groupings by journal, by topic, by period.
As one study on Canadian legal journals that included citations to Wikipedia discovered, 35 % of citations to Wikipedia had pertinent content that was significantly altered after the date of citation.
Those few journals that call for the citations in article submissions to be formatted in ALWD style and state rules of procedure (like those in Alabama and Idaho) that specify ALWD style as a Bluebook alternative have been rendered dead letter.