The term "uniqueness" is used to characterize the amount of unique records in a data set.
The original search identified 716 unique records (Fig. 1).
From 13,341 unique records, 38 studies – primarily cross-sectional in design – met the inclusion criteria.
In contrast, unique records with different intensities are employed in Multiple Strip Analysis which is rational, yet computationally intensive.
Facilities The Heriot-Watt University Archive and manyuniquetains many unique records relating to the history of science, engineering, technology and business going back to 1821.
The data set for this research includes 94,472 unique records sourced from the Scopus and ISI Web of Science databases.
Multiple academic databases were searched, ranging in scope including PubMed, Embase (Elsevier), CINAHL (Ebsco), Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar, resulting in 95 unique records.
These ice sheets also provide unique records of past climates from atmospheric, volcanic, and cosmic fallout; precipitation amounts and chemistry; temperatures; and even samples of past atmospheres.
For a more specialized search of archival records held in the United States, ArchiveGrid contains many records from WorldCat as well as unique records from smaller institutions.
After deduplication, 291 unique records were identified.
The database search yielded 879 unique records.
