1.   In her study of the chemical literature, Brown found that the peak of citations to published papers occurred two years after publication, and formed a Poisson distribution.

2.   In this instance, self-citations to theses are of a different nature to self-citations of published papers.

3.   The correlation with numbers of published papers was less certain, although, in general, the high producers tend to publish the more consequential research.

4.   There are, however, clear differences between earth science departments in the proportions of published papers derived from Ph D research.

5.   Conversely, supervisors may feel that their contributions to published papers are undervalued if their citation frequencies do not reflect their influence on research programmes.

6.   Early in his career, he was known for his expertise on shock and burns and published papers on those topics.

7.   Even a few months ago, when the two published scientific papers on anthrax, few besides fellow researchers even noticed.

8.   His first published paper, which he wrote as an undergraduate at Harvard, dispelled many of the myths associated with using hypnosis for age regression.

9.   In published scientific papers, Nabokov proposed reclassifying certain Blue butterflies based on his findings.

10.   Kirkpatrick is an intellectual whose published papers have covered topics ranging from feminism to foreign policy.