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For papers with access restrictions, all users clicking on search results must see at least the full author-written abstract or the first full page of the article without requiring to login or click on additional links. This is a necessary component of our indexing program. Google users must see at least the complete abstract or the first full page
Select the pencil icon to edit the contact. If Gmail does not suggest the correct contact, select the correct entry in the search results. Publishers can help us by identifying the regions of their sites that have access restrictions. Start typing the contacts name or email address in the search field. We work with publishers to preserve their control over access to their content and only cache articles and papers that don't have access restrictions. Publishers have control over access to their articles We can only do this if we are able to successfully identify, crawl and process the full text of the publisher's version. When multiple versions of a work are indexed, we select the full and authoritative text from the publisher as the primary version. If the contact has a second phone number. Enter the contact's phone number in column B. Publisher's full-text, if indexed, is the primary version To use the contact list template, follow these instructions and store any relevant information that you have for each contact: Click on the Add Contacts tab Each blank row in this tab is for a single contact. In practice, this can significantly improve the position of an article in the search results.
Grouping versions allows us to collect all citations to all versions of a work. The number of citations to a particular work is an important part of determining its rank in the Google Scholar search results. These preliminary versions of a work are often cited in addition to the authoritative journal version. In many research areas versions of a work may appear as preprints and conference papers before being published as a journal article. Multiple versions of a work are grouped to improve its ranking
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