Supplement to ACUMEN deliverable 5.4a: Description and comparison of indicators in Google Scholar and Web of Science

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Supplement to ACUMEN deliverable 5.4a: Description and comparison of indicators in Google Scholar and Web of Science. / Wildgaard, Lorna Elizabeth; Larsen, Birger; Schneider, Jesper.

2014. 12 p.

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Wildgaard, LE, Larsen, B & Schneider, J 2014, Supplement to ACUMEN deliverable 5.4a: Description and comparison of indicators in Google Scholar and Web of Science. <http://research-acumen.eu/deliverables>

APA

Wildgaard, L. E., Larsen, B., & Schneider, J. (2014). Supplement to ACUMEN deliverable 5.4a: Description and comparison of indicators in Google Scholar and Web of Science. http://research-acumen.eu/deliverables

Vancouver

Wildgaard LE, Larsen B, Schneider J. Supplement to ACUMEN deliverable 5.4a: Description and comparison of indicators in Google Scholar and Web of Science. 2014. 12 p.

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Wildgaard, Lorna Elizabeth ; Larsen, Birger ; Schneider, Jesper. / Supplement to ACUMEN deliverable 5.4a: Description and comparison of indicators in Google Scholar and Web of Science. 2014. 12 p.

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