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Most cited papers from Williamsburg Regional Library

What are the most cited papers from Williamsburg Regional Library?

The most cited paper from Williamsburg Regional Library is "Variance of indirect blood pressure measurements and prevalence of hypertension in clinically normal dogs" (Rebecca L. Remillard, James N. Ross, Jean B. Eddy, 1991), with 93 citations. Next come "Academic Libraries and Extracurricular Reading Promotion" (48) and "Reflections on plague in African history (14th–19th c.)" (35).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Variance of indirect blood pressure measurements and prevalence of hypertension in clinically normal dogs Rebecca L. Remillard, James N. Ross, Jean B. Eddy · American Journal of Veterinary Research Open access Apr 1991 93
2 Academic Libraries and Extracurricular Reading Promotion Barry Trott, Julie Elliott · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Mar 2007 48
3 Reflections on plague in African history (14th–19th c.) Gérard Chouin · Afriques Open access 2018 35
4 What Will Become of Reference in Academic and Public Libraries? Jack O’Gorman, Barry Trott · Journal of Library Administration 8 May 2009 31
5 Your Brain on Fiction Barry Trott, Duncan Smith · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Sep 2009 19
6 And now for something completely different … theatrical techniques for library instruction Monika Antonelli, Jeff Kempe, Greg Sidberry · Research Strategies Apr 2000 18
7 Barriers to Extracurricular Reading Promotion in Academic Libraries Barry Trott, Julie Elliott · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Mar 2009 17
8 Rethinking the Book Barry Trott, David E. Beard, Kate Vo Thi-Beard · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Jun 2008 16
9 Education for Readers’ Advisory Service in Library and Information Science Programs Barry Trott, Connie Van Fleet · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Mar 2008 13
10 Building on a Firm Foundation Barry Trott · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Dec 2008 12
11 Epidemiology of Hepatitis B Virus Infection in Nigeria: A Narrative Review of Prevalence, Transmission, Genotypes, Coinfections, and Mortality Babayemi O. Olakunde, Daniel A Adeyinka, Olubunmi A. Olakunde et al. · Journal of Tropical Medicine ReviewOpen access 2025 11
12 Optimization of viral profiling approaches reveals strong links between viral and bacterial communities in a eutrophic freshwater lake DM Hardbower, JL Dolman, Dustin R. Glasner et al. · Aquatic Microbial Ecology Open access 18 Jul 2012 10
13 Reference, Readers' Advisory, and Relevance Barry Trott · The Reference Librarian 16 Dec 2011 9
14 Incorporating Nonfiction into Readers’ Advisory Services Barry Trott, Abby E. Alpert · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Sep 2006 9
15 Stalking the Wild Appeal Factor Barry Trott, Kaite Mediatore Stover · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access 4 Aug 2011 8
16 Good for What? Barry Trott, Joan Bessman Taylor · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Sep 2007 7
17 Expanding LIS Education in the US Department of State’s Diplomacy Lab Program: GIS and LGBTI Advocacy in Africa and Latin America Bharat Mehra, Paul A. Lemieux, Christie Burwell et al. · Journal of Education for Library and Information Science Jul 2018 6
18 Tapping into the Appeal of Cult Fiction Barry Trott, Kelly Fann · Reference & User Services Quarterly Sep 2011 6
19 Readers’ Services and the Library Catalog Barry Trott, Laurel Tarulli · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Dec 2011 6
20 Library Overdues Robert Burgin, Patsy J. Hansel · Library & Archival Security 24 Jan 1991 5
21 A House Divided? Barry Trott, Vicki Novak · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Dec 2006 4
22 Book Group Therapy Barry Trott, Megan McArdle · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Dec 2009 4
23 Reviving Literary Discussion Barry Trott, Virginia Hermes, Mary Anne Hile et al. · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Sep 2008 3
24 E-books and Readers’ Advisory Barry Trott, Katie Dunneback · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Jun 2011 3
25 Casting a Wider Net Barry Trott, Nora J. Bird, Tim Williams · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Mar 2014 3
26 Materials Matchmaking Barry Trott, Tara Bannon Williamson · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Mar 2011 2
27 Appraisal of Supervisory Performance by Supervisees: Patsy J. Hansel · Public Library Quarterly 21 Oct 1986 2
28 Good for What? Barry Trott, Joan Bessman Taylor · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Jun 2007 1
29 Transformational Impact on Direct Care Nurses' Supporting the Magnet Site Visit Susan A. Winslow, Joani Brough, Lesley Cook et al. · Nursing Administration Quarterly 2 Jun 2017 1
30 Booktalking for Adult Audiences Barry Trott, Jenny Baker · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Mar 2010 1
31 Food and Travel Barry Trott, Brad Hooper · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Dec 2010 1
32 Pattern over Pixels: Measuring Pattern Completion Bias in Multimodal Code Generation Khai-Nguyen Nguyen, Oscar Chaparro, Antonio Mastropaolo · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access 4 Aug 2026 0
33 ECLAIR: A Causally-Grounded AI Framework for Scientific Discovery in Empirical Software Engineering Alejandro Velasco, Daniel Rodriguez-Cardenas, Dipin Khati et al. · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access 3 Aug 2026 0
34 Verifier Warnings Do Not Improve Comprehensibility Prediction Nadeeshan De Silva, Martin Kellogg, Oscar Chaparro · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access 24 Apr 2026 0
35 Prompt-Driven Code Summarization: A Systematic Literature Review Afia Farjana, Zaiyu Cheng, Antonio Mastropaolo · arXiv (Cornell University) ReviewOpen access 16 Apr 2026 0
36 Recovering Fine-Grained Code Change Rationale from Multiple Software Artifacts Mehedi Sun, Antu Saha, Nadeeshan De Silva et al. · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access 11 Apr 2026 0
37 Taming GPU Underutilization via Static Partitioning and Fine-grained CPU Offloading Gabin Schieffer, Ruimin Shi, Jie Ren et al. · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access 9 Apr 2026 0
38 Automatically Enhancing the Quality of Android App Bug Reports Antu Saha, Atish Kumar Dipongkor, Sam Bennett et al. · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access Apr 2026 0
39 The Side‐Arm Technique on Perclose (STOP) Hemostasis Method to Prevent Bleeding With Indwelling Large Bore Catheters; Concept and Early Results Stéphane Rinfret, Olga Toleva, Robert Β. Kent et al. · Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions 17 Mar 2026 0
40 Is Meta-Path Attention an Explanation? Evidence of Alignment and Decoupling in Heterogeneous GNNs Maiqi Jiang, Noman Ali, Yiran Ding et al. · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access 9 Feb 2026 0
41 TECHNICAL SERVICES REPORT Andrea Imre, Bonnie Postlethwaite, Genevieve S. Owens et al. · Technical Services Quarterly 4 Dec 2008 0
42 Library Collections at Century's End Genevieve S. Owens · Journal of Library Administration 23 Mar 1997 0
43 Some Belated “Thank Yous” Barry Trott · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Dec 2014 0
44 P2‐281: THE ICARE APPROACH TO DEMENTIA CARE IN A HEALTHCARE FACILITY Sheila R. Mayes · Alzheimer s & Dementia Jul 2014 0
45 Helen E. Haines: A Life With Books Barry Trott · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Sep 2010 0
46 The Spies’ Guide to Cyberspace Barry Trott, Kevin P. O’Kelly · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Mar 2014 0
47 What Reference Librarians Can Learn from Car Talk Barry Trott, Charlotte E. Ford, Susan Weiss · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access 20 Dec 2012 0
48 Connie Van Fleet, an Appreciation Barry Trott · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Jun 2013 0
49 Announcing the Move of Reference & User Services Quarterly ( RUSQ ) to an Online Publication Barry Trott · Reference & User Services Quarterly Open access Jun 2011 0

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