Sentence examples for search of title from inspiring English sources

Unlike America, Paris posed no restriction to their fighting with white men, and after 1900 many black boxers gravitated to the city in search of title fights.

An electronic database search of title and abstract was conducted on the 16th May 2013.

Full text searches (includes a search of title, abstract, keywords and full text of the article) were conducted primarily in the social science databases.

An electronic database search of title and abstract was conducted October 2006 to October 2013 on the following databases: (1) PubMed, (2) the Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), (3) The Allied and Complimentary Medicine Database (AMED), (4) Physiotherapy Evidence Database (Pedro), (5) The Cochrane Library.

The Kinokuniya Bookstore (in the mall at 1581 Webster Street; 415-567-7625) is a region-wide hub for those looking for hard-to-find publications, as well as English readers in search of titles in translation.

"Renowned authors such as Michael Crichton will bring a great deal of credibility to the reading community and will go along way to usher in the age of electronic books," said Gemstar's chief executive, Henry Yuen, who has been making the round of publishers' suites in search of titles that can be offered digitally.

A search of titles on amazon.com throws up almost 600 containing the word "Enron".Some were written by insiders and whistleblowers who saw just one small part of the forest; others by journalists and writers with differing degrees of access to evidence; yet others by academics and generalists keen to use the Enron story to illustrate wider points about society.

Database searches were complemented with a search of titles in the bibliographies of review papers.

Two authors (B. B. and M. B. S). independently reviewed the results from the primary search of titles, followed by the abstract and full paper searches.

Two reviewers (P. Chamnan, R. K. Simmons) independently reviewed the results from the primary search of titles, followed by the abstract and full paper searches (Fig.  1).

All these publications might then be missed out by a systematic search of titles, abstracts and keywords on PubMed [ 12, 13].