Related Articles
The related search feature semantically compares added text to that contained within the TRIP index. Those most closely matched will appear in the search results. The idea for the related articles comes directly from PubMed's related articles feature. In the course of our Q&A work we frequently used related articles to find additional references that were missed by our standard search methodology. Therefore, we identified it as a powerful tool to locate evidence.
You can place any text you like into the text box below, this could be an abstract, paragraph from an article or even a free-text question.
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