Sentence examples for records of articles from inspiring English sources

MEDLINE covers over 16 million records of articles published in more than 5,000 international journals in the fields of biomedicine and health.

Based on our own monitoring of scientific articles and news media, as well as consultations with influenza experts, primarily from WHO, we identified five terms as relevant and likely to be present in the records of articles on the pandemic: "h1n1," "swine," "pandemic," "epidemic," and "outbreak".

A total of 254 records of articles in which the publication years were between 1987 and 2006, indexed to HIV/AIDS, and at least one author's affiliation was located in Nigeria.

One problem with our analysis is the short follow-up, which is related to the start of recording of article numbers in 1999.

Records of all articles retrieved were stored and managed in EndNote (version X3.0.1).

The Asia-Pacific region increased its global share of published science articles from 13 percent in the early 1980s to just over 30 percent in 2009, according to the Thomson Reuters National Science Indicators, an annual database that records the number of articles published in about 12,000 internationally recognized journals.

They included the Reader's Digest (which had an exemplary record of printing articles having to do with the dangers of smoking), the Saturday Review, and The New Yorker.

They realised that they were often reading the same publications, and began maintaining a shared document online to record quick summaries of articles they'd read, and the idea of MiniManuscript was conceived.

We recorded the number of articles published each year, analyzed the publication type, and evaluated the accumulated and average impact factors (IFs), and the distribution of articles in ophthalmic journals in relation to IFs.

In both methods, biocurators recorded the number of articles that ended up being curatable; the number of articles found to have been previously curated and the number of rejected articles that did not contain chemical gene, chemical disease or gene disease interactions.

For each TF gene identified by the Metacore analysis, we manually reviewed the GeneCard (http://www.genecards.org) links to research articles dealing with the gene indexed in PubMed (as well as Novoseek, HGNC, Entrez Gene, UniProB, PharmaGKB and/or GAD) and recorded the number of articles that also dealt with colorectal tumors (actual publications).