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Table 3 Average values of H-index and Hm-index across categories of numbers of articles written as single author, first author, mid-list author, and last author, observed (unadjusted) and adjusted for other article types and career duration, among 18,231 leading researchers in the health sciences

From: Authorship and citation patterns of highly cited biomedical researchers: a cross-sectional study

  

H-index

Hm-index

Single-author articles

Percent

Observed

Adjusted

Observed

Adjusted

0–9

69.7%

45.9

47.3

16.8

21.8

10–29

25.6%

45.8

46.8

19.4

23.3

30–99

4.4%

46.3

46.7

22.5

25.2

100–299

0.3%

42.4

46.1

23.9

26.7

≥ 300

0.0% (N = 3)

45.3

34.2

22.1

18.9

First-author articles

 0–9

9.4%

41.9

48.9

14.5

20.4

 10–29

53.5%

44.3

47.5

16.6

21.4

 30–99

35.1%

48.8

46.5

19.9

22.6

 100–299

1.9%

56.0

45.6

25.4

24.7

 ≥ 300

0.0% (N = 6)

67.0

32.5

37.2

26.7

Mid-list-author articles

 0–9

2.4%

22.5

23.3

14.1

21.8

 10–29

14.0%

30.8

29.6

14.9

21.3

 30–99

49.2%

41.6

38.7

16.5

21.5

 100–299

31.6%

57.5

52.6

20.2

23.1

 ≥ 300

2.7%

84.9

77.0

28.4

28.2

Last-author articles

 0–9

5.9%

31.1

35.2

11.9

16.2

 10–29

26.2%

37.7

37.9

14.1

18.1

 30–99

55.8%

47.6

42.5

18.3

21.5

 100–299

11.7%

61.8

48.7

25.4

26.5

 ≥ 300

0.4%

79.6

56.8

35.6

33.6