Cervical cancer research quality as represented by citation parameters.

A) Total numbers of citations that articles from a respective country received. B) Density Equalizing Map of the citation rates (cr). C) Country-specific Hirsch-indices were calculated for all identified cervical cancer-specific articles.

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Verfasser: Dörthe Brüggmann (800093)
Kathrin Quinkert-Schmolke (11914290)
Jenny M. Jaque (11914293)
David Quarcoo (363775)
Michael K. Bohlmann (4747053)
Doris Klingelhöfer (800094)
David A. Groneberg (8124530)
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Erscheinungsdatum: 2022
Schlagwörter: Biotechnology / Cancer / Science Policy / public health aspects / netherlands (# 3 / caused substantial morbidity / approach identified 22 / almost invisible regarding / worldwide research landscape / science &# 8221 / conducted including country / cervical carcinoma research / specific research productivity / science since 1900 / cervical cancer research / european countries sweden / cervical cancer / research activity / scientific productivity / dominating country / &# 8220 / cancer type / united states / take part / study indicated / still fatal / scientific quality / scandinavian countries / quantity indices / positioned first / population number / platform assessed / past decades / new quality / large parts / income countries / established protocol / epidemiologic figures / enormous progress / detailed studies / detailed analysis / continuously increasing / absolute numbers / 7 )
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Link(s) : https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0261503.g003