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THERE ARE MANY points to consider in making an effective science literature search. Initially, it is assumed that one must attempt to locate all available in­ formation relevant to a subject at the level required by the requester. ·with patents, all available information is re­ quired in order to establish priority in the recording of ideas and inventions. With the volume of literature now grow­ ing at an accelerating and unprece­ dented rate, retrieval is made more dif­ ficult by the sheer volume of information available. An effort to retrieve specific information concerning a specific sub­ ject or an effort to retrieve general in­ formation concerning a general subject must be carefully planned. Efficiency in literature searching can be gained only by experience, but certain principles which may be modified to suit the con­ ditions of almost any particular situation can be set forth. In order to perform a comprehensive examination of literature, the following steps should be taken: l. Determine the subject scope 2. Determine the temporal scope 3. Determine the depth 4. Determine the literature to be used, e.g . ~

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