Examination of authorship metrics The total number of papers published in PubMed (including co-author, 1st-author, and last-author papers at the start of COBRE funding or the proposed start date) showed a trend from generally lower success rates with low numbers of papers (0–15), and higher success rates with larger numbers of papers (15–45, Fig. 2 ), but the pattern did not reflect and discriminate between the successful and the non-successful faculty, and therefore would be of limited use to identify groups.
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Prediction of junior faculty success in biomedical research: comparison of metrics and effects of mentoring programs.
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