Sentence examples for availability of articles from inspiring English sources

Jessica Powell, a spokeswoman in London for Google, said the main complaints in the case — making reference to articles without prior permission, and the continued availability of articles in Google's database after newspapers have restricted access to them — are issues easily rectified without legal action.

The availability of articles was checked via the Scopus and Web of Science databases.

Using methods similar to ours they studied the OA availability of articles in biomedicine from 2005.

Way (2010) [13] studied the OA availability of articles published in 2007 in 20 top journals (using ISI's journal impact factors) in Library and Information Science.

A comparison of the OA availability of articles originating from different countries would be of great interest, since OA has been seen as a great way for authors of developing countries to get their research results better known.

Second, the availability of articles in this area was relatively limited.

As defined by the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition, of which Johns Hopkins University is a member, open access is the free, immediate online availability of research articles combined with the rights to use these articles fully in the digital environment.

As defined by the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition, open access is the free, immediate online availability of research articles combined with the rights to use these articles fully in the digital environment.

This mimics the availability of scholarly articles through many databases, and everyone admits that even humanist scholars have no problem with electronic articles, just electronic books.

Cross-sectional studies typically find positive correlations between free availability of scientific articles ('open access') and citations.

With the increasing availability of health articles on the Internet, patients increasingly rely on this ever-expanding knowledge network for access to information and expectations of disease treatments.