Sentence examples for searching reference from inspiring English sources
Methods: A comprehensive search of electronic databases and hand searching reference lists resulted in screening 2885 records and 202 articles were read in full.
The study design was a systematic review of evaluation studies identified by using Medline, by searching reference lists, by hand searches, and by contacting investigators.
Over half of the included studies were identified outside standard database searches (e.g. hand searching reference lists from included articles, references from AAT websites and using Google Scholar and a Grey Literature Database).
Furthermore, trials were identified by searching reference lists of review articles.
Briefly, 36 phase III biomedical ovarian cancer RCTs published between January 2000 and February 2016 were identified by a systematic search of Medline and Cochrane Clinical Trials databases, searching reference lists of eligible RCTs and by consulting the Gynaecologic Cancer Inter-Group (GCIG) Symptom Benefit Working Group SBWGGroup SBWG
Additional three studies were later identified through searching reference lists.
Additional studies were identified by searching reference-lists of articles and on the official institutions sites that work with HIV/AIDS quality indicators.
Unpublished trials were sought through electronic searches, hand-searching reference lists of relevant reports and discussions with experts in the field.
Additionally studies were searched by hand-searching reference lists from relevant papers.
A comprehensive literature search for relevant articles was carried out from PubMed, Popline, African Index Medicus, general internet sources including reproductive health gateway and Google, hand-searching, reference lists and the grey literature.
Articles published in the English language reporting on implementation of interventions, their impacts and underlying factors for maternal health in resource limited countries in the past 23 years were searched from PubMed, Popline, African Index Medicus, internet sources including reproductive health gateway and Google, hand-searching, reference lists and grey literature.
