Wikipedia:WikiProject Molecular Biology/Metrics

MCB

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MCB articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
	Top	High	Mid	Low	NA	???	Total
FA	9	4	4	5			22
FL		1					1
GA	16	16	15	13			60
B	52	207	273	300		2	834
C	68	248	587	1,118		47	2,068
Start	21	299	903	5,614		61	6,898
Stub		4	255	18,026		31	18,316
List	4	7	33	52	246	18	360
Category	1		1	3	884		889
Disambig				10	31		41
File					34		34
Project		1			7		8
Redirect	2	18	79	971	886		1,956
Template		1			293		294
Draft			1				1
Assessed	173	806	2,151	26,112	2,381	159	31,782
Unassessed			7	16	1	150	174
Total	173	806	2,158	26,128	2,382	309	31,956
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 155,286			Ω = 5.51

Genetics

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Genetics articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
	Top	High	Mid	Low	NA	???	Total
FA	5	1	1	1			8
FL		1					1
GA	8	8	14	20			50
B	24	63	99	123		6	315
C	25	108	315	576		87	1,111
Start	3	66	352	1,283		255	1,959
Stub	1	1	66	1,537		167	1,772
List	5	7	8	38	5		63
Category					436		436
Disambig					5		5
File					38		38
Project					38		38
Redirect	2	2	14	71	131		220
Template					65		65
Other				1	3		4
Assessed	73	257	869	3,650	721	515	6,085
Unassessed		1	1	3		66	71
Total	73	258	870	3,653	721	581	6,156
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 25,911			Ω = 4.97

Computational Biology

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Computational Biology articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
	Top	High	Mid	Low	NA	???	Total
GA	1	2	4	5			12
B	8	30	31	49			118
C	10	42	63	125			240
Start	1	39	143	495		1	679
Stub		1	29	383		3	416
List	4	6	17	19			46
Category			1		30		31
Project					58		58
Redirect		1	9	27	18		55
Template					6		6
NA					1		1
Other			1				1
Assessed	24	121	298	1,103	113	4	1,663
Unassessed		2				1	3
Total	24	123	298	1,103	113	5	1,666
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 7,235			Ω = 4.94

Gene Wiki

Gene Wiki articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
	Top	Mid	Low	NA	???	Total
B		1	50		1	52
C		8	40		5	53
Start		2	69		7	78
Stub		1	1,576		2	1,579
List	4					4
Category				12		12
Project				3		3
Redirect			77	10		87
Template				1		1
NA				2		2
Other				4		4
Assessed	4	12	1,812	32	15	1,875
Total	4	12	1,812	32	15	1,875
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 10,232			Ω = 5.81

How the rating scale works

Article classification Main page: Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Assessment The standard system on wikipedia is for each article to be assigned two grades: one for completeness and another for significance. These grades can be easily assigned to articles by installing the Rater tool. Ratings can also edited manually by adding and/or updating the {{WPMOLBIO|class= |importance= }} template on that article's talk page. If you have improved an article, you may adjust the entry in the template yourself, or you may simply put a remark in the talk page that improvements have been done. Quality scale Class is determined by how well written an article is based on completeness, clarity and referencing. Articles typically are slowly improved up the levels until they reach A-Class, at which point they go through a more thorough review process with strict criteria to become Good Articles (GA) and Featured Articles (FA). The quality level is set using the |class= attribute in the {{WPMOLBIO}} template in the article's talk page. FA — Among the best articles that Wikipedia has to offer. These articles have been through an extensive review process to meet the highest standards. GA — Articles that have been reviewed and meet the good article standards. A — Excellent articles of a length suitable for the subject that provide a well-written, reasonably clear and complete description of the topic. B — Articles that contain most of the necessary material but have significant gaps, missing elements or references. C — Articles that are missing important content, contains irrelevant material, or are poorly referenced. Start — Articles that have a meaningful amount of good content, but are still weak in many areas, possibly lacking a key element such as a standard infobox. Stub — Articles that are either very short or rough collections of information that will need much work. Importance scale Article significance is based loosely on how aware the general population is of the topic, and therefore how likely they are to consult Wikipedia. Importance is set using the |importance= attribute in the {{WPMOLBIO}} template in the article's talk page. You can additionally set the importance to a specific taskforce (details here). Top — Subjects that are first closely examined in high school or earlier (bacteria, amino acid), or that receive significant attention in the media (stem cell). High — Subjects that are generally examined at university (RNA polymerase) or are briefly mentioned at the high school level (endoplasmic reticulum). Mid — Subjects that are examined at later years of university courses (chaperonin, complement system, RuBisCO). Low — Obscure subjects that are important to researchers in the specific field (UvrABC endonuclease).