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Online Download Statistics By Month
- Abstract/Extract Full-Text PDF
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 3377 2557 1664
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2017 490 902 269
- Oct 2017 68 210 41
- Sep 2017 42 56 24
- Aug 2017 50 110 28
- Jul 2017 37 45 16
- Jun 2017 52 86 30
- May 2017 46 77 31
- Apr 2017 36 43 13
- Mar 2017 59 91 27
- Feb 2017 53 92 30
- Jan 2017 47 92 29
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2016 460 848 275
- Dec 2016 39 159 22
- Nov 2016 39 65 15
- Oct 2016 35 69 20
- Sep 2016 38 43 27
- Aug 2016 37 94 18
- Jul 2016 32 129 18
- Jun 2016 37 80 22
- May 2016 31 50 37
- Apr 2016 55 44 20
- Mar 2016 40 27 26
- Feb 2016 31 47 28
- Jan 2016 46 41 22
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2015 449 369 313
- Dec 2015 63 46 21
- Nov 2015 31 14 19
- Oct 2015 30 29 43
- Sep 2015 54 35 45
- Aug 2015 39 21 20
- Jul 2015 33 38 16
- Jun 2015 28 36 23
- May 2015 37 40 25
- Apr 2015 31 30 16
- Mar 2015 39 28 27
- Feb 2015 33 28 37
- Jan 2015 31 24 21
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2014 820 371 468
- Dec 2014 50 25 31
- Nov 2014 135 39 40
- Oct 2014 33 34 32
- Sep 2014 30 41 42
- Aug 2014 38 37 42
- Jul 2014 47 28 24
- Jun 2014 38 11 15
- May 2014 72 21 43
- Apr 2014 63 29 48
- Mar 2014 (month to date) 122 42 59
- Feb 2014 74 40 50
- Jan 2014 118 24 42
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2013 1158 67 339
- Dec 2013 526 35 167
- Nov 2013 516 30 61
- Oct 2013 116 2 111
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