Re: Abbreviations in Vancouver Style

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Dear AllIn References, I would like to make a note on the information retrieved from the booklets or leaflets released by companies.It is known as Product Description/InformationAn example for information taken from company released source

Bextra (Valdecoxib), Product Information, GD

Searle LLC, USA, 2003.

I request all to through some light on thisDr. K. SrisailamFrom: dtchaturvedi <dtchaturvedi@...>netrum Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2011 8:32:09Subject: Abbreviations in Vancouver Style

We have covered — In-text Citing — References:Journal articles,books,conference,electronic sources,CD-ROM/DVD,journal article on the internet ,web site Now coming to a short list of abbreviations There are certain standard definitions that the Vancouver style follows which are as under.

ch.---chapter ed.----edition p-----pages para(s)---paragraph(s) ill(s)-------illustrators rev---revised suppl---suppliment Please note:-Check journal abbreviations in: PubMed Journals Database Please follow them while writing references Thought for the day Your abilities or qualifications are not the criteria—its simply the intensity of your longing.So intensify your longing for whatever you want and you will surely achieve it All the best Aditi Chaturvedi

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Dear Dr Vallish

As every journal has its own style which may differ from the standard Vancouver style of referencing. Most journals recommend just standard Vancouver style of referencing whereas some journals modify this. Please check if all the references are given in this format then it means that this is the style of referencing this particular journal is following and you will have to stick to the same style if you are interested in submitting a manuscript to this journal.

Aditi Chaturvedi

> >> > Dear All> > In References, I would like to make a note on the information retrieved from the > > booklets or leaflets released by companies.> > It is known as Product Description/Information> > An example for information taken from company released source> > > > > > Bextra (Valdecoxib), Product Information, GD Searle LLC, USA, 2003.> > I request all to through some light on this> > Dr. K. Srisailam> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________> > From: dtchaturvedi dtchaturvedi@> > netrum > > Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2011 8:32:09> > Subject: Abbreviations in Vancouver Style> > > > > > We have covered > > â€" In-text Citing> > â€" References:Journal articles,books,conference,electronic > > sources,CD-ROM/DVD,journal article on the internet,web site> > > > Now coming to a short list of abbreviations> > > > There are certain standard definitions that the Vancouver style follows which > > are as under.> > > > 1. ch.---chapter> > 2. ed.----edition> > 3. p-----pages> > 4. para(s)---paragraph(s)> > 5. ill(s)-------illustrators> > 6. rev---revised> > 7. suppl---suppliment > > Please note:-Check journal abbreviations in: PubMedJournals Database> > Please follow them while writing references> > Thought for the day> > Your abilities or qualifications are not the criteriaâ€"its simply the intensity > > of your longing.So intensify your longing for whatever you want and you will > > surely achieve it> > All the best> > Aditi Chaturvedi> >>