Sentence examples for multiple bibliographic databases from inspiring English sources

Although several of the six included OMT trials were identified in multiple bibliographic databases, five [ 42- 46] were indexed in MEDLINE.

We searched multiple bibliographic databases (January 1991 February 2013) for primary research, published in English, conducted in developed countries and investigating barriers to early presentation and diagnosis with symptomatic breast cancer among black women (≥18 years).

conducted a literature search of multiple bibliographic databases including PubMed/Medline, EMBASE, CINAHL, PsychInfo/Proquest and Google Scholar (1990 2012) using both subject headings/terms and free text keywords.

The strengths of our review included completeness of our search strategy, including searching multiple bibliographic databases, trial registries and conference proceedings for randomized controlled trials comparing traditional acupuncture to a 'true control' (e.g. sham/placebo acupuncture, exercise, or waiting list).

We searched multiple bibliographic databases (January 2006 31 July 2011) for full-text, English language publications of Bayesian MTCs comparing the effectiveness or safety of ≥3 interventions based on randomised controlled trials and having at least one closed loop.

Because we used multiple bibliographic databases and the studies in some databases do not have structured abstract and keywords, we decided to use the search terms as major topics in each database, in order that the search be more comprehensive to identify all relevant studies.

We conducted a systematic review of multiple electronic bibliographic databases and subsequent meta-analysis using a random effects model.

A systematic literature search for studies reporting on the prevalence of PAE, using maternal self-reports in combination with meconium testing, was conducted using multiple electronic bibliographic databases.

The search was conducted in multiple electronic bibliographic databases, including: Ovid MEDLINE, PubMed, EMBASE, Web of Science (including Science Citation Index, Social Sciences Citation Index, Arts and Humanities Citation Index), BIOSIS, PsycINFO, Social Work Abstracts, Scopus, and Google Scholar.

Second is the incorporation of multiple searching strategies and bibliographic databases in order to providing expanding learning opportunities, to provide comparisons and contrasts, as well as facilitating more detailed feedback that could be used to improve the effectiveness of the information retrieval process and subsequent evaluation by students.

Methods: A systematic literature search was conducted in multiple English and Russian electronic bibliographic databases.