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RESEARCH EVALUATION
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RESEARCH EVALUATION
B – Bibliometrics, impact factors and manual therapy: balancing the science and the art
B – The development of a ranking tool for refereed journals in which nursing and midwifery researchers publish their work
B – Never mind the impact factor: colleagues know better!
B – Systematic Differences in Impact across Publication Tracks at PNAS
B – Should we use the mean citations per paper to summarise a journal’s impact?
B – Open science at web-scale: Optimising participation and predictive potential
B – Can the highly cited psychiatric paper be predicted early?
B – Common Weaknesses in Traditional Abstracts in the Social Sciences
B – The Psychology of Referencing in Psychology Journal Articles
B – The e-Index, Complementing the h-Index for Excess Citations
N – Many Chinese trials flawed
B – A Principal Component Analysis of 39 Scientific Impact Measures
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