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Meanings of journal impact factor in English

Russian
иф
Portuguese
fator de impacto
Catalan
factor d'impacte
Spanish
factor de impacto

Measure of mean number of citations per article of an academic journal.

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Government sources said the debate would continue into next week if necessary.
The Irish Times
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He said, however, he'd be open to a public vote if necessary.
Radio NZ
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Ardern said people also needed to start working from home if possible.
Radio NZ
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Mr McSherry said Wellington Water had teams available if new problems arose.
Radio NZ
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Sponsors are, however, protected from market risk if a deal goes wrong.
Reuters
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And if you're among them it means you have access to new gif or jif-like profile pictures.
Wired
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Journal impact factor was positively correlated with five JIF alternatives.
Pubmed
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Other brands like Jif and Crisco oils are also pricier.
Reuters
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In recent years, P&G also sold off its Folgers coffee business and Jif peanut butter.
Reuters
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Objective: To assess factors contributing to rising dermatology JIF.
Pubmed
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It has a high impact factor and a high rejection rate for submissions.
The Guardian
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Besides a larger readership, English journals often also have a higher ranked impact factor.
Pubmed
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What's its impact factor on the environment? one man asked.
News.com.au
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Journal impact factor was positively correlated with five JIF alternatives.
Pubmed
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One such campaign has been the vilification of the impact factor, and the promotion of altmetrics.
The Guardian
Usage of journal impact factor in English
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Journal impact factor was positively correlated with five JIF alternatives.
Pubmed
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Associations of bias with the Journal Impact Factor (JIF), changes in the PE compared with information in ClinicalTrials.gov and funding source were evaluated.
Pubmed
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