PubMed (Wheeler et al, 2004) is broadly searched for references containing relevant somatic mutation data in cancer (example search: (ras OR genes, ras) AND human AND mutation).
Scoping studies are increasingly common for broadly searching the literature on a specific topic, yet researchers lack an agreed-upon definition of and framework for the methodology.
Moreover, when we broadly searched PlasmoDBv10.0 transcripts for human microRNA binding sites, we found thousands of significant hits and that 61 transcripts harbored at least 100 predicted binding sites for a given human microRNA (p-value < 0.05) [Additional file 32].
To estimate the range of behavioural foraging traits in plants and parameterize our model, we broadly searched the literature for estimates of Vmax and Km for nitrate and ammonium and translated the reported Vmax and Km into encounter rates and handling times (Table 1).
While there's a good handful of apps that allow users to see the wait times for specific businesses, like NoWait which focuses on restaurant wait times, or those calculating wait times for lines at theme parks, Google's ability to aggregate information from millions of consumers' smartphones is what's powering this new, and more broadly accessible, search feature.
More broadly, they "search for meaning" through travel, crave global connections and a wider array of role models - including Ma Jiajia, an online sex shop operator, one of many idols who march to the beat of their own drummers.
Broadly, the search for the optimal delineation has two steps.
Over 800 articles were identified and subsequently collected through this broadly defined search strategy.
Broadly, the search terms TMA, TTP, HUS, and TP retrieved a similar number of patient cases (Fig. 2).
