2020
DOI: 10.3390/w12061586
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Comments on: Li et al. (2019) “Bioelectrochemical Systems for Groundwater Remediation: The Development Trend and Research Front Revealed by Bibliometric Analysis” Water, 11, 1532

Abstract: Li et al. (2019) used inappropriate searching words and method to publish a bibliometric paper in Water. The results show a huge difference from the results by using an appropriate method. This comment points out each of problems.

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“…Ho’s group first proposed the “front page” as a filter to improve bias by using the data from SCI-EXPANDED directly, including the article title, abstract, and author keywords [ 41 ]. It has been pointed out that a significant difference was found by using the ‘front page’ as a filter in bibliometric research in wide journals classified in SCI-EXPANDED, for example, Frontiers in Pharmacology [ 42 ], Chinese Medical Journal [ 43 ], Environmental Science and Pollution Research [ 44 ], Water [ 45 ], Science of the Total Environment [ 46 ], and Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery [ 47 ]. The ‘front page’ filter can avoid introducing unrelated publications for bibliometric analysis.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ho’s group first proposed the “front page” as a filter to improve bias by using the data from SCI-EXPANDED directly, including the article title, abstract, and author keywords [ 41 ]. It has been pointed out that a significant difference was found by using the ‘front page’ as a filter in bibliometric research in wide journals classified in SCI-EXPANDED, for example, Frontiers in Pharmacology [ 42 ], Chinese Medical Journal [ 43 ], Environmental Science and Pollution Research [ 44 ], Water [ 45 ], Science of the Total Environment [ 46 ], and Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery [ 47 ]. The ‘front page’ filter can avoid introducing unrelated publications for bibliometric analysis.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%