But that measurement isn’t done through Scopus or Web of Science. It’s done by evaluating biosketches of grant applicants in their application. It’s not like t

But that measurement isn’t done through Scopus or Web of Science. It’s done by evaluating biosketches of grant applicants in their application. It’s not like the grant reviewer checks Scopus for the applicants citation count or something. I recently reviewed some grant applications and I reviewed the applicants bio sketch including their experience and publications. I didnt count the citations for each paper. But if I did, I certainly wouldn’t count citations for any papers that were retracted.