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Table 1.

Total published items, total citations and Hirsch h-index for researchers with different patterns of publishing presence in the scientific literature, 1996–2011.

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Table 2.

Number of published items indexed in Scopus in each calendar year and proportion published by authors with uninterrupted, continuous presence (UCP) from 1996–2011.

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Figure 1.

Median citation metrics for authors in the 4 groups according to the total number of papers they authored in 1996–2011: (A) total citation count, (B) h-index, (C) total citation count, limited to Medical Research scientists, (D) h-index, limited to Medical Research scientists.

For each of the 4 groups, data are presented for bins of authors spanning 10 papers in the total count of papers (0–10, 11–20, 21–30, 31–40, 41, 50, 51–60, etc), provided that there are at least 50 authors in the bin.

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Figure 2.

Plotting of the data of Table 3 limited to observed data.

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Figure 3.

Plotting of the data of Table 4 limited to observed data.

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Table 3.

Estimated and imputed year-to-year retention rates (Y2YRR) and cumulative retention rates by year for authors based on start year and number of continuous publishing years*.

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Table 4.

Estimated and imputed year-to-year retention rates (Y2YRR) and cumulative UCP rates for authors based on ending year and number of continuous publishing years previous to ending*.

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Table 5.

Characteristics of researchers with different publication patterns, 1996–2011, based on n = 10,000 randomly sampled authors for each pattern.

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