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. 2015 Sep 26;7:60. doi: 10.1186/s13195-015-0144-z

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Fig. 1 — Relationship between level of funding received from the Third French Alzheimer Plan, the volume (number of articles/SIGAPS score), and impact (representation in top 10 % globally cited articles) of Alzheimer disease research in French geographical research areas and university hospitals (CHUs) in 2009–2013. a Relationship for each geographical research area of the total number of Alzheimer disease articles, the number of articles in the top 10 % globally cited, and the relative level of funding received from the Third French Alzheimer Plan (size of bubble). b Relationship for each CHU of the SIGAPS score for Alzheimer disease articles (a measure of research output that takes into account factors including journal impact factor and the position of the authors within the author list), the number of articles in the top 10 % globally cited, and the relative level of funding received from the Third French Alzheimer Plan (size of bubble)