Main NCTR projects typically end with a publication that describes the research and findings. While not all manuscripts end in a publication, one measure of quality is to review how many of those submitted to scientific journals result in being published. Higher quality submissions are more likely to result in publication and thus to improve information made available to interested stakeholders. Percent column 0 100

FY 2011 Overall: 84%

Oct - Dec 2010 85/Year 82 Jan - Mar 2011 85/Year 85 Apr - Jun 2011 85/Year 85 Jul - Sep 2011 85/Year 85 0 100

FY 2012 Overall: 81%

Oct - Dec 2011 85/Year 83 Jan - Mar 2012 85/Year 79 Apr - Jun 2012 85/Year 81 Jul - Sep 2012 85/Year 79 Sub Percentage of manuscripts submitted to scientific journals in the last 12 months which were accepted for publication in the quarter Number column 0 200

FY 2011 Total: 631

Oct - Dec 2010 144 Jan - Mar 2011 161 Apr - Jun 2011 168 Jul - Sep 2011 158 0 200

FY 2012 Total: 605

Oct - Dec 2011 156 Jan - Mar 2012 155 Apr - Jun 2012 146 Jul - Sep 2012 148 Sub Percentage of manuscripts submitted to scientific journals in the last 12 months which were accepted for publication in the quarter Number column 0 200

FY 2011 Total: 747

Oct - Dec 2010 176 Jan - Mar 2011 190 Apr - Jun 2011 198 Jul - Sep 2011 183 0 200

FY 2012 Total: 750

Oct - Dec 2011 187 Jan - Mar 2012 195 Apr - Jun 2012 180 Jul - Sep 2012 188 http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/Transparency/track/ucm203296.htm FDA-TRACK NCTR Dashboard ਍††਍਍਍਍਍਍਍