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Number of citations per year:Qiang et al. article
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Fig10
Despite of the problematic issues with the study, it has been cited and still receives citations in 2016 (see Fig. 10).
Number of citations per year:Ji et al. article
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Fig11
This article received 37 citations over the years (See Fig. 11), while the original paper (Li et al.) has received 38 citations.
Number of citations per year:Zhang et al. paper
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Fig12
However, this article is seen to be cited recently (see Fig. 12) despite of the profound reasons which led to its retraction.
Number of citations per year:Nanjawade et al. article
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Fig13
Yet, as can be seen in Fig. 13 the article was highly cited well after a retraction notice was issued.
Number of citations per year:Yamagata et al. article
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Fig14
Even though the article was retracted in 2014 it is still cited through 2016 (see Fig. 14).
Number of citations per year:Vaidvanathan et al. article
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Fig15
Note that 118 out of the 125 citations the paper received until March 2016 are post-retraction citations (see Fig. 15). 