Impact factor indicates the number of times the articles in a journal are cited in other studies during a particular period. For example, an impact factor of 3 indicates that each article in the journal was cited 3 times on average during the specified period. It is assumed that an article that is cited many times presents novel, interesting, or important research.
There are various formulas for calculating impact factors. We generally follow the ones published in Journal Citation Reports (JCR) by Thomson Reuters. Most journals have a JCR impact factor in the range 1-4. Brand new journals tend to have low impact factors.
0.88
The Impact factor of this Journal is 1.359 (2008).
zero
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPREHENSIVE PHARMACY impact factor
No, IC value is not the same as impact factor. IC value, or Immediacy Index, measures how quickly a journal's articles are cited, whereas impact factor measures the average number of citations received by articles in a journal over a specific time period.
up now there is no impact factor for this journal,this journal relted to urmia university in Iran,and
What is the impact factor of Journal of modern Applied Statistical Methods
No Impact Factor..
don't think it has an impact factor
according to claimant of journal impact factor=1.4
impact factor
2.1456
2.3