High Impact Journals
Quality of Reporting of Neonatal and Infant Trials in High-Impact Journals
... 6 high-impact journals that regularly publish pediatric stud- ies, namely, Pediatrics; The Journal of Pediatrics; Archives of Disease in Childhood, Fetal and Neonatal Edition; The New England Journal ...
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Inequality and cumulative advantage in science careers: a case study of high-impact journals
... competitive journals in the natural and social sciences we show that research careers exhibit the broad distributions of individual achievement characteristic of systems in which cumulative advantage plays a key ...
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Outcomes, Interventions and Funding in Randomised Research Published in High Impact Journals
... specialty journals in 2013 and 2014. We fo- cused on the journals that are likely to have the greatest readership and therefore, are most likely to influence clin- ical ...medical journals were those ...
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Common statistical and research design problems in manuscripts submitted to high impact medical journals
... these journals were mailed a letter informing them of the online survey and describing the forthcoming email invitation that contained an electronic link to the survey instrument (sent within the ...of ...
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... 96.66%, and comprised approximately 4% of the total authors in economics. The authors from Harvard comprised 6.4% of the total economics authors, and self-archived at a 76.3% rate. Overall, economics authors ...
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Marketing data: Has the rise of impact factor led to the fall of objective language in the scientific article?
... the impact factor, ...in high impact journals – influence the use of language in scientific manuscripts? For instance, is it possible that authors have discovered that an effective strategy to ...
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No improvement in the reporting of clinical trial subgroup effects in high impact general medical journals
... medical journals [11–16], subspecialties [17, 18], and surgery [19], understanding the underlying factors that influence reporting and use of appropriate methodology has not been well ...in ...
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Conditions for sustainability of Academic Collaborative Centres for Public Health in the Netherlands: a mixed methods design
... in high impact journals; pub- lic health professionals’ efforts to organize the short-term practical application of interventions; and policymakers’ task to formulate policy proposals that are ...
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Analysis and reporting of adverse events in randomised controlled trials: a review
... medical journals as ranked by impact factors that publish clinical trials of drug inter- ventions were selected: the BMJ (Impact Factor ...72.41). Impact factors quoted are from 2016 to ...
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Geo-ecology in the Anthropocene
... in high impact journals: (i) Landscapes in the Anthropocene: State of the art and future directions ( Anthropocene , volume 6, 2014), (ii) Predictions under change: water, earth, and biota in the ...
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Effective strategies for increasing citation frequency
... Publishing research output in high-impact journals is a primary concern of the researchers. The researchers also need to consider different ways to receive more citations after publishing a paper. ...
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Quality of pilot trial abstracts in heart failure is suboptimal: a systematic survey
... the high cost of obtaining articles especially in resource-limited settings [1], and language constraints when articles are not writ- ten in users’ language ...
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Under-representation of developing countries in the research literature: ethical issues arising from a survey of five leading medical journals
... address with a view to categorizing them into relevant regions of the world. All authors were noted including multiple authors in large multi-center studies. We also scrutinized the methods section of all the original ...
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Title : ADVANCED SECURITY NOTION IN ATM TRANSACTIONS TO PREVENT BACKSEAT PEEKING Author (s) : R. VENGATALAKSHMI , N. KALPANA, R. SASIKKALA, V. K SUBHASHINI
... ranges, high power levels are ...the high frequency RFID systems is that they have very high data transfer rates afforded to them by the very high carrier ...
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Title : A NOVEL AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF TRUE RETINAL AREA AND DIAGNOSING RETINAL DISEASE USING SLO IMAGES Author (s) : E.Madura, I.K. Surya vihashini, N.Sushmitha, D.Neelavendhan
... Nearby capabilities used to outline nearby attributes had been protected because superpixels belonging artefacts have irregular form as compared to those belonging t[r] ...
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Title : SMART AGRO – INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION Author (s) : K.Sangeetha, K.S.SreeVishnu, S.Vibhu, S.Vikram, K.M.Shivashankar
... This design’s core objective is running motor uninterruptedly. The motor consumes more power than the prerequisite and due to high initial current the motor lifetime will get decreased in due course. This problem ...
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Title : ADVANCED PRICING AND LOAD SHARING FOR EFFECTIVE ENERGY SAVING WITH COOPERATIVE COMMUNICATIONSAuthor (s) : L.R. Neelamegam , G. Saravanan
... applications. In this introductory chapter we will briefly review the history of wireless networks, from the smoke signals of the Pre-industrial age to the cellular, satellite, and other wireless networks of today. We ...
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Title : ANALYSIS OF SECURE DISTRIBUTED DEDUPLICATION SECRET DATA IN CLOUD COMPUTINGAuthor (s) : S.R. Manikandan, G. Sivakumar , K. J. Jagdish
... greatly reduce key management complexity for owners and users. A high degree of patient privacy is guaranteed at the same time by the use of multiple-authority ABE. Our schema also allows a dynamic change of ...
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Title : REAL TIME AUTOMATIC FEMORAL ARTERY SEGMENTATION, RECONSTRUCTION AND REGISTRATION FOR ULTRASOUND – GUIDED REGIONAL ANAESTHESIAAuthor (s) : A. Sree Ranjani , M.S. Muhammadu Sathik raja
... Segmentation in ultrasound (US) images is a challenge in computer vision, due to the high signal noise, artifacts that produce discontinuities in the boundaries and shadows that hide part of the received signal. ...
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Title : CLOUD CONTROLLER FOR DELAY MINIMIZATION UNDER BUDGET CONSTRAINT USING NEAREST NEIGHBORAuthor (s) : M. Deepa , G. Saravanan
... QoS impact. Based on our simulation results, energy cost savings can be increased up to 28:6% compared to a baseline scheduling algorithm with dynamic VM consolidation. Furthermore, we expand the evaluation to ...
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