Research databases

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  • September 21, 2014 at 10:22 am #265

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    An organised and classified collection of information kept ready for the users is what comprises of a database. With its ability to focus on wide search alternatives, a research database allow data classification according to content types including, bibliographic, full-text, numeric, images, etc. Search criteria also entail subject area, type of material or the type of information source in case of research databases. Databases have an added advantage over search engines that offer scientific information. This is because of their enhanced query function. So get your hands on to scientific research database for a focused search among wide array of study domains.

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