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Are quality assessments in science affected by anchoring effects? - Empirical results from a survey of authors assessing previously cited papers. [PDF]
Bornmann L, Ganser C.
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Analysis of the Literature on Practice Guidelines: A Bibliometric Study Using MEDLINE.
Manabu Aoki
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ABSTRACT Climate change, one of the most pressing global challenges, threatens natural ecosystems, water cycles, and numerous basic processes, with agriculture facing particularly severe risks. Agriculture is the main source of food, which is essential for human survival, and its sustainability relies on the effective implementation of strategies and ...
Nihal Genc, H. Ebru Colak, Volkan Baser
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The demise of the randomised controlled trial: bibliometric study of the German-language health care literature, 1948 to 2004 [PDF]
Daniel Galandi+2 more
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ABSTRACT Textile waste poses a major challenge in the 21st century, particularly for Sub‐Saharan African countries, where local production and high imports lead to excessive waste, often ending up in landfills or incineration. However, opportunities for recycling and repurposing textile waste into construction materials are emerging.
Lerato Aghimien+2 more
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The annual report as a source of bibliometric data to study the activity of a Polytechnic University
Ángel Moros, María Bordons
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Bibliometric analysis of quantity and quality of Nigeria’s biomedical literature [PDF]
Nwagwu Williams E.
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ABSTRACT This study examined the educational approaches (educare, educere, or holistic) of researchers publishing on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) within the context of UNESCO's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030 agenda. Utilizing a bibliometric review and content analysis of 630 peer‐reviewed articles from the Web of Science (WoS)
Tamer Sari, Funda Nayir, Senel Poyrazli
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Performance‐related differences of bibliometric statistical properties of research groups: Cumulative advantages and hierarchically layered networks [PDF]
Anthony F. J. van Raan
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