… normalised impact factor in … impact factor and total normalised impact factor of a laboratory
together on a page we can use the same scale. If we take the highest normalised impact factor …

… The characterisation models and factors applied in calculation of the normalisation
references must be the same as applied in the characterisation of the impacts from the studied …

… reference counting could measure impact, but the term impact factor was not used until the
publication of the 1961 Science Citation Index (SCI) in 1963 [9]. Since then, impact factor (IF) …

… Second, we analysed whether using the impact factors of the journals at which papers
are published influences the bias and performance of PageRank (PageRank(IF)). …

… the normalisation of environmental LCA results. In the ‘An approach based on new ILCD
normalisation factors … products’ impact: the CML method uses a negative impact factor (positive …

… One important issue is how the weighting factors are understood. For example, in the panel
… have weighting factors obtained form the weighting task in which different impact category …

… uncertainty behind the calculated normalisation factors, particularly important for some impact
categories. This robustness assessment refers to the normalisation references as result of …

… references is provided in this report and detailed guidance on how to perform normalisation
… of environmental normalisation references for a global reference system covering all impact …

… For the comparison with the PP top 10% journal ranking, we consider two popular journal
metrics from RePEc: the simple and the recursive Impact Factor (IF). The simple IF is the ratio …

… the panellists, along with characterised or normalised impact assessment scores. However,
in … In other words, we assumed that normalisation factors are equal to one for every impact in …