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Nature 415, 732 (14 February 2002) | doi:10.1038/415732b
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Like the editors of Nature (see Nature 415, 101; 2002), we too realize that it is in our best interests to carry out editorial checks of data from the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI). In 1998, The Lancet's impact factor, as calculated by ISI, dropped to 11.
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