Sentence examples for librarian based from inspiring English sources

The author is a professional research librarian based in New York City, and the son of his subject.

Databases were selected in consultation with a WHO librarian based on previous cross-sectoral, social science literature reviews.

Using a search strategy developed with an expert librarian based on terms for coronary disease (from the Cochrane Library of systematic reviews and protocols), incidence or prognosis and South Asian ethnicity, we searched MEDLINE (PubMed) from inception until January 2012.

To identify all primary research studies that evaluated levels of candidate biomarker expression as a prognostic factor among individuals with EC, we searched the PubMed medical literature database up to April 11 , 2012 without language restrictions, using a strategy developed with an expert librarian based on terms for esophageal carcinoma, prognostic studies [ 10] and biomarkers.

C. J. Collins is a student of Arabic and a librarian currently based in Grafton, New York.

As librarians base cancelation decisions, in large part, on publisher-provided article download data (9 – 13), a significant reduction in usage as a result of reader access from PMC is likely to have unintended consequences for those publishers who participate in the direct article deposit program.

Specific searches were developed for each database with the aid of professional librarian and were based on MeSH headings and keywords: osteoporosis, fractures, and bones.

The EBM-LSS workshop will consist of a 30-minute formal presentation by the subject librarian, an interactive computer based searching session, and self-directed learning tasks (with the subject librarian to provide support when requested).

In-person service is offered at the Service Desk by referral and based on librarian availability, individual service by appointment, phone or email.

At one time, university librarians chose academic journals based on content and quality; nowadays, online vendors make the decisions for them.

I do, in fact, believe that the future of research libraries (or the vast majority of them, anyway) lies less in building large, just-in-case collections based on librarians' speculations about the future needs of their patrons, and more on providing access to the real-time flow of scholarly information.