Tour: Page Three: Searching
Continue tour:
[One: Canary Database Curation]
[Two: Animal-Human Health Linkages]
[Three: Searching]
[Four: Other Features]
There are many ways to discover data in the Canary Database.
The search interface maps subject and species synonyms automatically,
and supports simple,
advanced, and do-it-yourself
search syntax with an array of
fields you may specify.
All search result screens, as well as the browsing screens at left,
support a set of quick visual tools which summarize the records
you see and help you to quickly refine views.
Visual indicators of study distribution by year and the
number of studies that describe data about specific linkages
between human and animal health are always available. Both give
a quick indication of what the studies you see are about, and
when they were published. And you can click on them to refine
your view!
Find similar links show the most frequent exposures, outcomes,
species, and author names for any search result or browsing view
of Canary Database records. Use these to quickly refine your search
strategy without using any complex search syntax.
Or, if you really like complex search syntax, we do that too!
We support BRS/Ovid, Pubmed, and Lucene style fielded searching
with a wide range of fields to choose from. Read all about it
on our How to Search page.
Continue tour:
[One: Canary Database Curation]
[Two: Animal-Human Health Linkages]
[Three: Searching]
[Four: Other Features]
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