- MACLOGGERDX PREFERENCES CLUSTERS LOCAL FILTER FULL
- MACLOGGERDX PREFERENCES CLUSTERS LOCAL FILTER PROFESSIONAL
MACLOGGERDX PREFERENCES CLUSTERS LOCAL FILTER FULL
The Gene database default format for displaying search results is Full report, 20 records per page, and sorted by Relevance. However, terms that appear as MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) terms or Substances on a record will be highlighted in the supplemental information section of the citation. In some cases, you will retrieve PubMed citations that have no highlighting in the abstracts, which means that neither the search term nor a synonymous word was found in the abstracts. That is because the NCBI search engine has a dictionary of synonymous terms, such as ‘cancer’ and ‘neoplasm’ that are equally considered when you search a database using one of them. For example, if you search PubMed using the term ‘cancer’, you will also find citations with the term ‘neoplasm’ highlighted. Terms other than the one(s) you have used in your query are also highlighted at times. Highlighting is only active when you are signed into My NCBI. By default, this option is off, but you can pick one of the ten colors available in the Highlighting section of the NCBI Site Preferences to have your search terms highlighted. You can choose to have your search terms highlighted in retrieved database records. Additionally, delegates can be removed by clicking on the red X. In the Delegates section you may add or remove delegates as well as modify the access granted by checking or unchecking the boxes under the My Bibliography or SciENcv columns.
MACLOGGERDX PREFERENCES CLUSTERS LOCAL FILTER PROFESSIONAL
The Delegates section of the Account Settings page displays a list of all the delegates granted access to either your My Bibliography collection or your SciENCV professional profile, or both. For further information, see confirming a My Bibliography connection for delegates.
Your delegate will receive an e-mail with a URL that leads to an access confirmation page.
Go to the “Delegates” section and click “Add a Delegate” link 3.Įnter the delegate’s e-mail address, and click OK 4. Log in to your NCBI account, and click on your username (top right corner of page) to access the Account Settings page 2. To add a delegate to manage your My Bibliography and/or SciENcv data: 1. Delegate invitations are initiated by NCBI account owners. Delegates are persons who are granted access by NCBI account owners to view and manage their My Bibliography collection and/or their SciENcv profile.
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