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Most cited papers from Universities at Medway

What are the most cited papers from Universities at Medway?

The most cited paper from Universities at Medway is "Mental Fatigue Impairs Soccer-Specific Physical and Technical Performance" (Mitchell Robert Smith, Aaron J. Coutts, Michele Merlini et al., 2015), with 440 citations. Next come "Comparing the Effects of Three Cognitive Tasks on Indicators of Mental Fatigue" (261) and "Mental Fatigue Impairs Intermittent Running Performance" (246).

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1 Mental Fatigue Impairs Soccer-Specific Physical and Technical Performance Mitchell Robert Smith, Aaron J. Coutts, Michele Merlini et al. · Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 27 Aug 2015 440
2 Comparing the Effects of Three Cognitive Tasks on Indicators of Mental Fatigue Mitchell Robert Smith, Rifai Chai, Hung T. Nguyen et al. · The Journal of Psychology 12 Jun 2019 261
3 Mental Fatigue Impairs Intermittent Running Performance Mitchell Robert Smith, Samuele Marcora, Aaron J. Coutts · Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 10 Dec 2014 246
4 Mechanosensing and Mechanochemical Transduction: How Is Mechanical Energy Sensed and Converted Into Chemical Energy in an Extracellular Matrix? Frederick H. Silver, Lorraine M. Siperko · Critical Reviews in Biomedical Engineering 2003 158
5 Children’s Preferences for Oral Dosage Forms and Their Involvement in Formulation Research via EPTRI (European Paediatric Translational Research Infrastructure) Elisa Alessandrini, Francis Brako, Mariagiovanna Scarpa et al. · Pharmaceutics Open access 15 May 2021 61
6 How can and do empirical studies influence drug policies? Narratives and complexity in the use of evidence in policy making Alex Stevens, Alison J. Ritter · Drugs Education Prevention and Policy Open access 23 Apr 2013 40
7 Challenges of ethical and legal responsibilities when technologies’ uses and users change: social networking sites, decision-making capacity and dementia Rachel Batchelor, Ania Bobrowicz, Robin Mackenzie et al. · Ethics and Information Technology 20 Feb 2012 39
8 Shorter sentences for drug mules: The early impact of the sentencing guidelines in England and Wales Jennifer Fleetwood, Polly Radcliffe, Alex Stevens · Drugs Education Prevention and Policy Open access 16 Mar 2015 34
9 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Type 2‐Causing Coronavirus: Variants and Preventive Strategies Mehmet Onur Aydoğdu, Jennifer L. Rohn, Nazila V. Jafari et al. · Advanced Science Open access 17 Jan 2022 20
10 Practical tools for qualitative community-oriented primary care community assessment. Robert L. Williams, Benjamin F. Crabtree, Carolyn R. O'Brien et al. · PubMed 30 Sep 1999 8
11 Inequality and adolescent cannabis use: A qualitative comparative analysis of the link at national level Alex Stevens · Drugs Education Prevention and Policy 12 Feb 2016 8
12 RisKit: The participatory development and observational evaluation of a multi-component programme for adolescent risk behaviour reduction Alex Stevens, Simon Coulton, Kate O’Brien et al. · Drugs Education Prevention and Policy Open access 13 May 2013 6
13 Evaluating confidence in information literacy David A. Bedford · Journal of Information Literacy Open access 11 Jan 2021 3
14 Science of High Resolution X-ray Imaging H. L. Marshall et al. · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access 26 Jun 2026 0
15 Beyond the reading list - inspiring wider reading David A. Bedford · Kent Academic Repository (University of Kent) Conference paper 9 Jan 2015 0

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