Sentence examples for retrieval of articles from inspiring English sources

Critical components of the scholarly and library community are use of a common language and universal standards for scholarly citations and credit attribution, to enable the location and retrieval of articles and books.

For the retrieval of articles to be curated, we used several different approaches.

PBarnes participated in the retrieval of articles, screening of articles, quality assessment, data extraction, and writing of manuscript.

However, none of these filters were designed to enhance retrieval of articles relevant only to glomerular disease.

There are also numerous search engines, user interfaces, and software tools for retrieval of articles and information from MEDLINE [2, 5 to 14].

This strategy, in theory, should maximize the retrieval of articles relevant to glomerular disease and minimize non-relevant articles, increasing the overall precision of each search.

Screening of titles and abstracts led to the exclusion of 57 articles and the retrieval of 33 articles for full-text assessment, of which 16 were excluded for reasons outlined in Fig. 1.

In all proof of concept searches using the validated high-sensitivity filter, the number of non-relevant articles was minimized without compromising the retrieval of relevant articles (Table 3).

Notwithstanding the above, this research has demonstrated that whilst an OvidSP Medline to PubMed search filter translation may provide equivalent retrieval of indexed articles, retrieval in PubMed can be extended to non-indexed articles.

Finally, although these filters should improve the retrieval of relevant articles compared with unaided searches, they may return a greater number of non-relevant articles (table 5).

It would facilitate both rapid searching and extensive research and allow easy filing and retrieval of all articles.