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Wren, Jonathan

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Item Type	Name
Concept	MEDLINE
Academic Article	Biomedical term mapping databases.
Academic Article	E-mail decay rates among corresponding authors in MEDLINE. The ability to communicate with and request materials from authors is being eroded by the expiration of e-mail addresses.
Academic Article	Evolving research trends in bioinformatics.
Academic Article	A scalable machine-learning approach to recognize chemical names within large text databases.
Academic Article	Clustering microarray-derived gene lists through implicit literature relationships.
Academic Article	Medline: the knowledge buried therein, its potential, and cost.
Academic Article	Identifying duplicate content using statistically improbable phrases.
Academic Article	Trends in the production of scientific data analysis resources.
Academic Article	Clinical trial IDs need to be validated prior to publication because hundreds of invalid National Clinical Trial Identifications are regularly entering MEDLINE.
Academic Article	Algorithmic identification of discrepancies between published ratios and their reported confidence intervals and P-values.
Academic Article	Shared relationship analysis: ranking set cohesion and commonalities within a literature-derived relationship network.
Academic Article	Meta-analysis of published transcriptional and translational fold changes reveals a preference for low-fold inductions.
Academic Article	URL decay in MEDLINE--a 4-year follow-up study.
Academic Article	Knowledge discovery by automated identification and ranking of implicit relationships.
Academic Article	404 not found: the stability and persistence of URLs published in MEDLINE.
Academic Article	Melatonin administration does not affect isoproterenol-induced LVH.
Academic Article	The write position. A survey of perceived contributions to papers based on byline position and number of authors.
Academic Article	Use it or lose it: citations predict the continued online availability of published bioinformatics resources.
Academic Article	Examination of CIs in health and medical journals from 1976 to 2019: an observational study.
Academic Article	Déjà vu--a study of duplicate citations in Medline.

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