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   How do I use the search function of web of Science?

   • You will automatically be in the basic Search function of Web of Science. Add your keywords to the search box (es). You can use the left-side pulldown menus to select where Web of Science should search for your word, such as Topic (for keywords), Title (words in the title of the article), etc.

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   How do I use web of Science?

   • Add your keywords to the search box (es). You can use the left-side pulldown menus to select where Web of Science should search for your word, such as Topic (for keywords), Title (words in the title of the article), etc. You can also select which years the database will search. Here's an example of a search on measles vaccination:

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   How do I modify search in web of Science?

   • This feature is available to all users who perform basic or advanced search in All Data Bases and WoS Core Collection on Web of Science. Users can modify search by selecting from algorithm generated author keywords and topic suggestions or by inputing free text in the search box.

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   What is an example of a web of Science search?

   • For example: Web of Science search uses an implicit AND operator in most fields when you enter two or more adjacent terms. For example, typing rainbow trout fish farm in an All Fields search is equivalent to typing rainbow AND trout AND fish AND farm; both queries render the same number of results.

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   How do I use web of Science for Public Health Research?

   • Web of Science is a great database to use for public health research or other topics that may be of interest to various disciplines. You will automatically be in the basic Search function of Web of Science. Add your keywords to the search box (es).

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   How do I enclose a search statement in web of Science?

   • Web of Science processes search queries from left to right. To specify precedence, enclose terms and operators in parentheses within your search statement. You can nest and combine a search statement with the following operators: Truncation and wildcard characters are used for more control in retrieving plurals and different spellings.

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   This feature is available to all users who perform basic or advanced search in All Data Bases and WoS Core Collection on Web of Science. Users can modify search by selecting from algorithm generated author keywords and topic suggestions or by inputing free text in the search box.

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   Search Operators. You can use AND, OR, NOT, NEAR, and SAME to combine terms to broaden or narrow your search. Search operators are not case sensitive; OR, Or, and or return the same results. With the exception of All Field (AF) searches in the Web of Science Core Collection, there is no limit to the number of Boolean operators used in a single ...

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   You can return more relevant search results using our advanced search query builder. To open it, click Advanced Search from the Document Search page. Advanced Search Options. Select a field to search, type a search term, and click Add to Query. Clicking More Options opens Exact search.

6. libguides.umn.edu › WebOfScienceResearch Guides: Web of Science Help Guide: Home

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   Aug 28, 2023 · You will automatically be in the basic Search function of Web of Science. Add your keywords to the search box(es). You can use the left-side pulldown menus to select where Web of Science should search for your word, such as Topic (for keywords), Title (words in the title of the article), etc.

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   Jun 15, 2023 · Advanced Searching Techniques. Search Operators. Web of Science processes search queries from left to right. To specify precedence, enclose terms and operators in parentheses within your search statement. You can nest and combine a search statement with the following operators: Example: (myocardial infarction OR heart attack) AND blood pressure.

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8. library-guides.ucl.ac.uk › web-of-science › search-tipsGuides and databases: Web of Science: Search tips

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   May 29, 2024 · You can search for words that are used close to each other, without being in an exact phrase, by using the proximity operator NEAR/x. For example, deer NEAR/5 conservation will find " deer conservation ", " conservation of deer ", " conservation of red deer ", etc.

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   Feb 15, 2023 · Searching the Web of Science. Enter your search term (s) in the Topic field. Note that you can change from Topic to any of the choices in the drop-down menu (Author, Title, etc.) and you can click +Add row to add other fields. To search for an Author, enter Lastname FirstInitial* (for example, Smith A*). If you search for a Publication Name, it ...