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| 203 | 576 Medoff MHSCIENTOMETRICS. 2006 APR; 69 (1): 69-84
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| 204 | 588 Leydesdorff L, Bensman SJOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2006 SEP; 57 (11): 1470-1486
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| 205 | 599 Bornmann L, Daniel HDRESEARCH EVALUATION. 2006 DEC; 15 (3): 209-219
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| 206 | 602 Ioannidis JPAPLOS ONE. 2006 DEC 20; 1 (1): Art. No. e5
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| 207 | 616 Barjak F, Li XM, Thelwall MJOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2007 JAN 15; 58 (2): 200-211
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| 208 | 760 Hornbostel S, Bohmer S, Klingsporn B, Neufeld J, von Ins MSCIENTOMETRICS. 2009 APR; 79 (1): 171-190
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| 209 | 762 Ferraro KF, Shippee TPGERONTOLOGIST. 2009 JUN; 49 (3): 333-343
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| 210 | 777 Kossinets G, Watts DJAMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 2009 SEP; 115 (2): 405-450
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| 211 | 812 Bothner MS, Haynes R, Lee W, Smith EBJOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL SOCIOLOGY. 2010; 34 (2): 80-114
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| 212 | 841 Petersen AM, Wang FZ, Stanley HEPHYSICAL REVIEW E. 2010 MAR; 81 (3): Art. No. 036114
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| 213 | 860 Pislyakov V, Dyachenko ESCIENTOMETRICS. 2010 JUN; 83 (3): 739-749
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| 214 | 863 Perc MJOURNAL OF INFORMETRICS. 2010 JUL; 4 (3): 358-364
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| 215 | 28 PARSONS TSOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1970; 40 (2): 13-&
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| 216 | 33 PATTERSO.MAMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST. 1971; 6 (3): 226-&
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| 217 | 34 CRANE DANNUAL REVIEW OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 1971; 6: 3-39
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| 218 | 40 MULKAY MSCIENCE STUDIES. 1971; 1 (2): 207-&
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| 219 | 50 AMICK DJJOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE. 1973; 24 (5): 317-327
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| 220 | 52 OROMANER MSOCIAL SCIENCE INFORMATION SUR LES SCIENCES SOCIALES. 1973; 12 (2): 97-111
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| 221 | 58 AMICK DJSCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (1): 1-16
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| 222 | 59 DUNCAN SSSCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (2): 109-134
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| 223 | 69 PLAUT SMDEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY. 1976; 9 (5): 401-402
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| 224 | 73 BLAU JRSOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1976; 6 (3-4): 533-545
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| 225 | 88 MORGAN DR, FITZGERALD MRWESTERN POLITICAL QUARTERLY. 1977; 30 (3): 342-350
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| 226 | 95 BRUSH SGISIS. 1978; 69 (247): 163-172
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| 227 | 99 KRONICK DALIBRARY QUARTERLY. 1978; 48 (3): 255-275
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| 228 | 101 POWELL WWSOCIAL RESEARCH. 1978; 45 (2): 227-252
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| 229 | 102 ROCHE T, SMITH DLSOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1978; 48 (1): 49-57
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| 230 | 123 MOYAL ASEARCH. 1980; 11 (7-8): 231-239
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| 231 | 130 OVER RAMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (1): 24-31
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| 232 | 135 MANWELL C, BAKER CMABEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES. 1982; 5 (2): 221-225
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| 233 | 139 KELLER RT, HOLLAND WEIEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT. 1982; 29 (2): 54-58
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| 234 | 145 THOMAS JKNOWLEDGE-CREATION DIFFUSION UTILIZATION. 1982; 3 (3): 339-369
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| 235 | 148 BLASHFIELD RKSCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN. 1982; 8 (1): 1-6
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| 236 | 151 HAITUN SDSCIENTOMETRICS. 1982; 4 (3): 181-194
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| 237 | 154 DANZIGER NSOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (3): 243-254
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| 238 | 159 GARFIELD ECURRENT CONTENTS. 1983; (4): 5-14
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| 239 | 162 ARTUS HMNACHRICHTEN FUR DOKUMENTATION. 1983; 34 (2): 79-86
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| 240 | 171 BRAUN T, LYON WSFRESENIUS ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANALYTISCHE CHEMIE. 1984; 319 (1): 74-77
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| 241 | 183 LEWONTIN RC, HUBBY JLCURRENT CONTENTS/AGRICULTURE BIOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES. 1985; (43): 16-16
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| 242 | 191 SANDERS JM, WONG HYSOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (2): 154-169
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| 243 | 196 EDEN DJOURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1986; 22 (1): 1-13
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| 244 | 202 TOLLISON RDSOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL. 1986 APR; 52 (4): 909-922
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| 245 | 209 PRAVDIC N, OLUICVUKOVIC VSCIENTOMETRICS. 1986 NOV; 10 (5-6): 259-280
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| 246 | 213 CHUBIN DEBIOSCIENCE. 1987 APR; 37 (4): 259-261
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| 247 | 237 GARFIELD ECURRENT CONTENTS. 1989 JAN 30; 5: 3-8
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| 248 | 244 KAUFER DS, GEISLER CWRITTEN COMMUNICATION. 1989 JUL; 6 (3): 286-311
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| 249 | 248 NEDERHOF AJ, VANRAAN AFJSCIENTOMETRICS. 1989 NOV; 17 (5-6): 427-435
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| 250 | 258 PLOMP RSCIENTOMETRICS. 1990 SEP; 19 (3-4): 185-197
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| 251 | 263 MATIER MWRESEARCH IN HIGHER EDUCATION. 1991 FEB; 32 (1): 31-44
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| 252 | 265 SIOW AJOURNAL OF HUMAN RESOURCES. 1991 SPR; 26 (2): 236-255
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| 253 | 266 WALBERG HJREVIEW OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH. 1991 SPR; 61 (1): 25-69
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| 254 | 268 NEE VAMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1991 JUN; 56 (3): 267-282
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| 255 | 273 SHAPIRO MHSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW. 1991 NOV; 65 (1): 11-113
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| 256 | 275 ZIVNEY TL, BERTIN WJJOURNAL OF FINANCE. 1992 MAR; 47 (1): 295-329
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| 257 | 287 PYCIOR HMSOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1993 MAY; 23 (2): 301-323
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| 258 | 290 HECKHAUSEN J, SCHULZ RINTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT. 1993 JUN; 16 (2): 287-303
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| 259 | 302 LABAND DN, PIETTE MJSOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL. 1994 APR; 60 (4): 896-906
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| 260 | 308 KASOF JCREATIVITY RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1995; 8 (4): 311-366
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| 261 | 311 GOODWIN TH, SAUER RDSOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL. 1995 JAN; 61 (3): 728-743
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| 262 | 315 MARTINDALE CPOETICS. 1995 MAR; 23 (3): 219-234
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| 263 | 326 Komter AESOCIOLOGY-THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. 1996 MAY; 30 (2): 299-316
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| 264 | 343 Garfield EBRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 1997 JUN 14; 314 (7096): 1765-1765
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| 265 | 346 Settersten RAHUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1997 SEP-OCT; 40 (5): 257-281
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| 266 | 352 Syme SLMILBANK QUARTERLY. 1998; 76 (3): 493-+
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| 267 | 356 Toren N, Moore DHIGHER EDUCATION. 1998 APR; 35 (3): 267-283
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| 268 | 360 Levin SG, Stephan PESEX ROLES. 1998 JUN; 38 (11-12): 1049-1064
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| 269 | 363 Cole SMINERVA. 1998 SUM; 36 (2): 179-189
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| 271 | 375 Garfield EPROCEEDINGS OF THE 1998 CONFERENCE ON THE HISTORY AND HERITAGE OF SCIENCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 1999; : 237-251
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| 272 | 383 Lange LL, Frensch PASCIENTOMETRICS. 1999 MAR-APR; 44 (3): 459-486
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| 273 | 394 Ferraro KF, Booth TLJOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY SERIES B-PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES. 1999 NOV; 54 (6): S339-S348
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| 278 | 436 Rousseau RLIBRARY TRENDS. 2002 WIN; 50 (3): 418-439
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| 281 | 447 Lievrouw LA, Farb SEANNUAL REVIEW OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2003; 37: 499-540
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| 282 | 451 Bonaccorsi A, Daraio CSCIENTOMETRICS. 2003; 58 (1): 49-90
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| 283 | 454 Dewilde CBRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 2003 MAR; 54 (1): 109-128
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| 284 | 468 Furner JJOURNAL OF LIBRARIANSHIP AND INFORMATION SCIENCE. 2003 SEP; 35 (3): 189-201
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| 285 | 471 Hannon L, Knapp PCRIMINOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 41 (4): 1427-1448
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| 291 | 512 Bothner MS, Stuart TE, White HCJOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL SOCIOLOGY. 2004 OCT-DEC; 28 (4): 261-295
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