The phrase "literature checking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of reviewing and verifying the accuracy and relevance of information found in literature sources. Example: Before beginning my research paper on climate change, I spent several hours conducting literature checking to ensure that the sources I was using were reliable and up-to-date.
Just to be sure, we tried Literature, checking out the J's, for Joyce.
The following fundamental problems need further research efforts: inclusion of more mechanism steps and quantum calculations of all rate constants lacking in the literature, checking the outer sphere electron transfer contribution, determination of the causes for the key changes in the homogeneous Fenton reaction mechanism with a change in the reagents concentration.
Read the literature, check out the services or, preferably, visit the campus or the city.
This literature check step has selected 43 proteins that have distinct dual functions.
In the discrimination step, our method displayed modest accuracy (84.8%), and in the subsequent evaluation step, we achieved 88.8% accuracy after literature checks of ambiguous entries.
To get additional nodes we used Genbank (adding nodes from literature and checking their sequence), STRING (predict edges, i.e. interactions between nodes) and network module analysis [ 14] to expand the network.
Approximate analytical solutions for the calculation of the mass transfer rates presented in literature are checked for their validity.
Spectral data and melting point observed for all the products were comparable with data reported in the literature (please check additional files 1 and 2).
Host information from GenBank was also taken into account; if necessary, the original literature was checked for the possibility to resolve additional conflicts.
Much of the curation process involved having multiple curators carefully reading and re-reading the primary literature to check for unit type, unit conversion and typographical inconsistencies.
Results were triangulated with existing literature to check for convergence or divergence.
