Sentences with phrase «journal literature»

Besides blog and conference papers, you'll find new international law scholarship that might identify gaps or issues to be researched in working papers and new journal literature.

While this information is based upon peer - reviewed journal literature on lipids and lipid metabolism it is simplified so most athletes can gain a workable understanding.

The following two techniques work to source older Canadian journal literature but take extra initiative:

Surely the amount of pre-1980 journal literature is not so voluminous as to make this a huge undertaking...

While full - text searching on Hein, Lexis and Westlaw is the fastest and preferred way of finding journal literature, especially if you know exactly what you are looking for, I think there is still a place for... [more]

Articles published by Ivyspring International Publisher are made available in PubMed Central, the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) digital archive of biomedical journal literature.

As many SLAW readers will know, there are two main products that index Canadian legal journal literature:

The public good they make possible is the world - wide electronic distribution of the peer - reviewed journal literature and completely free and unrestricted access to it by all scientists, scholars, teachers, students, and other curious minds.

While full - text searching on Hein, Lexis and Westlaw is the fastest and preferred way of finding journal literature, especially if you know exactly what you are looking for, I think there is still a place for indexes such as the Index to Canadian Legal Literature and LegalTrac with their controlled vocabularies and their source neutral approach.

Ideally, one would not need to go to multiple sources (e.g., ICLL, HeinOnline and the CBA website) to run an «exhaustive» (historical and current) search on all Canadian journal literature.

In addition to reviewing the journal literature, a new ecological study was conducted using Alzheimer's disease prevalence from 10 countries (Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Egypt, India, Mongolia, Nigeria, Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka, and the United States) along with dietary supply data 5, 10, and 15 years before the prevalence data.

And this might seem, taking the longer - term perspective, to be an extremely fair deal for those creators contributing to the journal literature.

Open access is an initiative that seeks to find ways of making the journal literature published online freely available to readers.

Since the majority of researchers want or are satisfied with recent journal literature, the reality is that pre-1980's journal literature is ignored or not pursued since there is not a single easy way to search for the pre-1980 journal literature.

While groups such as SPARC continue to develop and advocate for open access to journal literature, and I think time develop a strategic direction and platform in Canada for open access to legal scholarship that follows logically from the Montreal Declaration on Public Access to Law and the subsequent development of CANLII as a national platform of open access to legal material.

If you're looking for in - depth information on some problematic, arcane or unusual aspect of a subject, you would probably expect to find this in the journal literature rather than in a book.

I've done some searches in the journal literature and on Google but still come up dry.