The majority of nature journals are compiled using pads or books of plain white paper.
This data covers all publications from ISI catalogued journals from January 1981 to June 1997 and was compiled by Small and Pendlebury of the Institute for Scientific Information.
This guide to the Simons Papers was compiled by Clara Ann Bowler, Journal of Law and Economics, University of Chicago Law School, and revised and expanded by staff of the Special Collections Research Center.
To address the question of how much earlier hypotheses for compound target interactions can be formulated based on information from patents compared to using evidence derived from publications in scientific journals, a reference list of compound target interactions was compiled.
A shortlist of potentially relevant definitions of each term was compiled from peer-reviewed journals, reports and books, for example, the American Psychological Association Dictionary.
"More leaves from the journal of a life in the Highlands" was compiled from the Queen's diaries and published in 1884.
All the available literature on F. vulgare was compiled from electronic databases such as Academic Journals (including high impact, nonimpact, and nonindexed journals), Ethnobotany, Google Scholar, Scopus link, PubMed, Science Direct, Web of Science, and library search.
Sarah Bernhardt's filmography was compiled using information from film trade journals, as well as the AFI catalogue and the FIAF database.
Lois Weber's filmography was compiled using information from film trade journals, as well as existing filmographies by Richard Braff and Anthony Slide and the AFI catalogue.
The set of negative examples was compiled by randomly selecting papers from journals on bacteriology, microbiology, cell stress, and other near miss topics.
