CASE STUDIES SEARCH TOOL

The CASE STUDIES Search Tool

Now you can locate any information which is stored-in,
or linked-to by the CASE STUDIES section.

The CASE STUDIES Search Tool is designed to search strictly in the
Case Studies Section.
It is NOT a web-wide search engine!

If you want to search the rest of Chiro.Org, go to the Chiro.Org Search Page.

You may also enjoy our Medlines Page.

HOW do I use this Search Tool?      What is "Boolean Logic"?

Enter Your Search Terms Here:

Case:       Construct:       Hits:


The "How-to Search" Section
A search with the phrase "Forward Head Posture"
(capitalized) can yield widely differing results.

NOTE: The Default setting for the search tool is set as
Case:   Insensitive
Construct:   As a Phrase

The following tables explain what happens when you use the Case and Construct drop-downs to modify your search.

In the "Hits" drop-down box, I usually use the "All Hits" selection,
to avoid having to view multiple pages in the search review.

Case:   drop-down box
Case:
Sensitive 		will find the words with capitalization of the 3 separate words:
Forward, Head or Posture
Case:
Insensitive 		will find all of the words:
forward, Forward, head, Head, posture or Posture

NOTE: "Insensitive" usually yields a much larger field of results.

Construct:   drop-down box
Construct:

Any Search Term 		will find all the articles with EITHER (any one of) the 3 terms:
Forward, Head or Posture

Yield:
"Insensitive" yielded 888 articles
"Sensitive" yielded 299 articles
Construct:

All Search Term 		will find the articles with ALL 3 of the search terms:
Forward, Head or Posture

Yield:
"Insensitive" yielded 97 articles
"Sensitive" yielded 21 articles
Construct:

As a Phrase 		will only find articles with the phrase:
"Forward Head Posture"

Yield:
"Insensitive" yielded 46 articles
"Sensitive" yielded 19 articles


Boolean Logic for Medlines and Search Engines

"Boolean Logic" terms help reduce the number of articles to review
Note: To combine keywords in your search use   "AND",   "OR",   "AND NOT"   or   "NEAR"
Chiropractic AND Research Both words must exist in the document.
Chiropractic OR Research Either word must exist in the document.
Chiropractic AND NOT Research The first word must exist in the document, but the second must not.
Chiropractic NEAR Research

Both words must exist in the document, and be within 50 words of each other. The closer they are, the higher the ranking in the search result.


You might also review the Boolean Primer Page

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 Since 5-15-2004

Updated 5-27-2022