86. The author cries for a change in ____.

1. the recognition of new research findings
2. the allocation of research resources
3. the global indexing database
4. global science publishing

87. According to the author, the low international recognition and the impact of scientists of developing countries are attributed to ____.

1. their reluctance to publish the ISI journals
2. their low involvement in international science activities
3. their limited publications in global indexing database
4. their poor understanding of the current scientific practices

88. The survey conducted by Tijssen justified the author's view that ____.

1. to publish is to disseminate new research findings across the globe
2. new research findings ought be published in the globally indexed journals
3. such importance should be attached to global collaborations in doing science
4. most scientists in developing countries remain marginalized in global science publishing

89. To address the current situation, the author argues that it is imperative that ____.

1. developing countries establish a set of standards in science of publishing
2. scientists have their own journals in developing countries
3. more scientific studies be both qualified and quantified
4. quality and quantity be desired in the local journals

90. Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?

1. Science without Boundaries
2. How to Keep Science Moving
3. Globalizing Science Publishing
4. Globalization and Nationalization

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