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http://dx.doi.org/10.7124/bc.000265
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The scientometric analysis for the state and trends of development, of a scientific problem: the biosensor problem as an example
1Tanatar N. V.
  1. Vernadsky Central Scientific Library, Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR
    Kiev, USSR

Abstract

The analysis of information file formed on the abstract journals was used to assess the state and trends of the development of biosensor studies. The biosensor problem has determined three integrated parameters subsequently referred to as: the substance under study, bioreceptor and sensor. The classifier based on this structure has allowed performing a fonnalistic description of the subject-matter of publications and made it possible to form the publication matrices. The subsequent mathematical data processing has shown that just now there are 35 main trends for further research. Following groups for their formalistic classification are possible: the casual trends, the trends to be completed, the developing ones, the intensively developing trends and new ones.
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