A citation rate measures how often a published work is referenced by others, reflecting its academic influence and reach. Researchers and institutions use it to gauge research impact, guide funding decisions, and identify influential studies. Scholars benefit by tracking their work’s visibility, while universities rely on it for performance evaluations and rankings.
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