This allows a hyperlink to the database to be entered in the final paper and allows readers to understand the context now and in the immediate future; Enter the 'Concise Guide to PHARMACOLOGY citation' as it appears, e.g. Alexander SPH, Benson HE, Faccenda E, Pawson AJ, Sharman JL, Spedding M , Peters JAand Harmar AJ, CGTP Collaborators.
By design data citation formats must be concise and therefore contain only a small number of descriptive data, but in the design of a scheme for ELN data it is important to be compliant with this approach.
Not to mention gratifyingly concise.
We recommend that any citations to information in the Concise Guide are presented in the following format: Alexander SPH et al. (2013).
But it puts various sources of complicated canonical procedures together in a concise, easy-to-read, one-page guide, without cumbersome canon law citations and Latin phrases.
We further reviewed the reference lists from previously published overviews [ 4, 10], we searched UptoDate version 2005 and Clinical Evidence Concise (issue 12, 2004), contacted experts of the field, and searched reference lists of identified publications for citations of additional relevant articles.
Concise descriptions of each of the 22 epidemics were synthesized from dozens of historical citations from Mexico and were compiled (J.N. Burns, unpub. data).
4. It pays to be concise, suggested a study that found that papers with shorter titles tend to get more citations.
In contrast, two 2010 Science papers with more concise titles, "Quantum walks of correlated photons" and "A draft sequence of the neandertal genome," have 253 and 700 citations, respectively.
It's a clever and concise way of capturing two key pieces of information: the number of publications and their influence, as measured by citations in other peer-reviewed articles.
