Overall, 64.8% of editorial board members in the nine journals were female and 35.2% were male.. In Google Scholar, the differences appear in favor of males with mean 8.58, opposite 5.04 of females, and also the differences appear in Scopus, where the differences in favor of males with mean 20.24, opposite 15.04 of females, moreover, in WOS index, the differences have shown in favor of males with mean 15.88, opposite 10.82 of females, so the data analysis showshows there areis a positive significantsignificance between the H-index of editorial board members and gender. It means that gender in all respective indices have shown statistically, effect on the IF (Figure 2).