In the recent few years, the on-line electronic search for biomedical and, more in general, health information has remarkably developed. The majority of currently available search tools provide Internet users with various ‘‘Boolean’’ search options as a modality for constructing specific research questions. Many electronic searchers are nowa days largely familiar with common Boolean operators, including the well-known AND, OR, NOT, which may be adopted to combine searches and to implement search limits.
Current consequences of "Boolean" intuitions / conti andrea alberto, c.a.. - In: IRISH JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. - ISSN 0021-1265. - STAMPA. - 180:(2011), pp. 923-924. [10.1007/s11845-011-0721-5]
Current consequences of "Boolean" intuitions
conti andrea alberto
;conti antonio;gensini gian franco
2011
Abstract
In the recent few years, the on-line electronic search for biomedical and, more in general, health information has remarkably developed. The majority of currently available search tools provide Internet users with various ‘‘Boolean’’ search options as a modality for constructing specific research questions. Many electronic searchers are nowa days largely familiar with common Boolean operators, including the well-known AND, OR, NOT, which may be adopted to combine searches and to implement search limits.I documenti in FLORE sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.



