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The study presented in this paper aims to critically analyze two decades (2000 - 2020) of research on cross-session and cross-device search. A systematic literature review of 29 journal papers and ...

After assembling the initial set of papers, the aims, research questions, methods, findings, limitations and suggestions for future research can be extracted from each paper. Empirical papers usually ...

The most frequently used term was patient-centred, followed by person-centred and family-centred. Research from six continents was included. An exploration of collaborations and research clusters has ...

Peer review as we know it arose in the mid 20th century. ssi77/Shutterstock Challenges with the current system The example of the Annals of Operations Research retracting an entire special issue ...

There is still a huge gap on research talk about basketball in African countries including Rwanda. Through literature review, data analysis, and questionnaire surveys, this study examines the current ...

A research paper’s RRL, or relevant review of the literature, is a detailed, objective, and critical analysis of existing research pertinent to your research topic. It involves discussing ...

10.1 Evidence Gaps A number of gaps in knowledge and challenges to the allergen testing of foods have been highlighted in this report. They are summarised below: As highlighted in the literature ...

1. Read the title and abstract if available Typically, the abstract would have already been reviewed in the process of deciding whether or not the article meets the literature review inclusion and ...