AND PUBYEAR AFT 1999 After the relevant articles were identified, selected fields including a unique identifier for each article, the year of publication, the number of citations, the article title, the journal title, the authors, the abstract, and the authors' affiliations were downloaded.
Ten relevant articles were identified.
The literature search returned 1,849 articles, among which 51 relevant articles were identified.
Relevant articles were identified through a comprehensive search of the research literature.
To this end, 58 potentially relevant articles were identified in a comprehensive search.
Then, 61 apparently irrelevant studies were excluded, and 60 potentially relevant articles were identified for further review.
Lastly, inherent to any systematic review, there is the possibility that not all relevant articles were identified through the used search terms and literature review.
A total of 667 potentially relevant articles were identified by searching Proquest Criminal Justice, PsycINFO through Proquest, ISI Web of Knowledge, reference harvesting, dissertation databases, and institutional reports.
Methods: Relevant articles were identified by means of an English-language search of MEDLINE, HealthSTAR, CINAHL, Current Contents, and Cochrane Library databases from January 1985 to January 2001.
Relevant articles were identified from their title and abstract.
Thirty six relevant articles were identified.
