Sentence examples for bibliographic lists from inspiring English sources

These keywords have been set either by authors or in accordance with journals' bibliographic lists.

Here, we propose an alternative measure of similarity based on the comparison between the bibliographic lists of references included in two articles.

From these publications, the bibliographic lists were also hand-searched for additional papers.

These reviews used author and keyword searches using PubMed and internet search engines together with a review of bibliographic lists to identify relevant publications.

Eighteen articles met the inclusion criteria, and a manual search of the bibliographic lists of the 18 articles led to the inclusion of six additional articles, giving a total of 24 studies (Fig. 1).

A literature review (conducted by searching publication databases and bibliographic lists from collected references) revealed few reported cases of methemoglobinemia linked to water consumption in the last 12 years (Hoering and Chapman 2004).

At the second stage, a bibliographic list of working venues for FSWs (such as nightclubs, karaoke bars, and hair salons etc).

A review was included in the bibliographic list if the primary aim was to evaluate adverse effects associated with any healthcare intervention (as stated in the objectives of the review by the author).

For the adverse event cohort, we had access to a bibliographic list of potentially eligible systematic reviews of adverse effects that had previously been identified and evaluated in other publications.

To ensure the peer review status of any article is always clear, we have developed a new dynamic citation format, now being introduced by PubMed and other bibliographic listing agencies, that includes both the version numbering and the refereeing status.

These are often the best books, however, and the author has clearly read more than 10: his impressive bibliographic essay lists more than 100.