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Four of the 77 records that were selected by the electronic database based on these criteria were later excluded from the sample due to the fact that, despite containing valid combinations of the selective keywords, they were topically not about nuclear waste: the keyword "waste" was in those cases used in its "misspending" connotation.
Additional information was gathered by the electronic database of the insurance company.
Hand searches of the key journals identified by the electronic database search revealed no additional journal articles.
Two reviewers (Kari Ann Leiknes (KAL) and Bjørg Høie (BH)) independently checked the titles, and where available, the abstracts of the studies identified by the electronic database searches.
All articles identified by this search strategy were obtained, and their bibliographies were studied for articles that might have been missed by the electronic database search.
Third, reference lists of reviews of suicide prevention interventions targeting Indigenous peoples of Australia, Unites States, Canada and/or New Zealand [ 26- 29], identified by the electronic database search, were hand-searched for relevant studies not yet identified.
The level of evidence is determined by screening the electronic database PubMed.
The level of scientific evidence is determined by screening the electronic database PubMed.
The search was performed by consulting the electronic database MEDLINE, EMBASE and CNKI f or all relevant papers published from the earliest publication date included in the database onward to June 10th 2013.
All genetic association studies on MTHFR C677T polymorphism and POAG were systematically searched by the electronic databases PubMed, Embase and Web of Science.
We supplemented the electronic search by checking references of existing reviews about multimorbidity and checked the content of journals not indexed by the electronic databases searched, but which specialise in publishing research about multimorbidity (Journal of Comorbidity; SAGE Open Medicine).
