Improving the Sensitivity of Research Publication Indices Using Exponential Function and the Area under Curve
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Saudi Arabia | Majdi Maabreh | Izzat Alsmadi | Mohammed N. Al-Kabi | S. Arabia | M. Al-Kabi | Majdi Maabreh | I. Alsmadi
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