“The NextGEM platform will provide a link to existing knowledge bases such as the EMF-Portal ...”
“The EMF portal database was used for searching of publications.”
“In addition, in the EMF-PORTAL, a specialist literature database [25], all studies under the topic "power frequencies (50/60 Hz)", and the topic "epidemiological studies", were scrutinized for eligibility.”
“whether reviews of known relevance were found when conducting searches of the EMF Portal, Pub-Med and Web of Science databases. ...The EMF Portal is an internet platform produced by RWTH Aachen University (https:// www. emf- portal. org/ en). It has collected an extensive literature database ...”
“We will also consult the EMF Portal (https://www. emf-portal.org/en), a dedicated database of the scientific literature on the health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields, with documented high coverage of the topic (Drießen et al. 2017) ... The search on EMF-Portal will take advantages of the in-built facilities; to identify cohort, case-control and simulation studies, we will toggle “Epidemiological studies” (as Topic) ...”
“Three publication databases will be searched for eligible studies: NCBI PubMed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/), Scopus (https://www.scopus.com/) and EMF Portal (https://www.emf-portal.org/), a database maintained by the RWTH Aachen University, Germany, specifically focused on EMF effects ... might have been incorrectly indexed in the databases. The EMF Portal database will be searched selecting pre-defined domains for topics, frequency ranges and time span ...”
“We will also search the EMF Portal, a dedicated database of the scientific literature on health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields (https://www.emf-portal.org/en).”
“Search engines and databases included the EMF-Portal database and the ORSAA database ...”
“We will also consult the EMF-Portal, a dedicated database of the scientific literature on the health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields (https://www.emf-portal.org/en).”
“Our primary information sources will be NCBI PubMed, Web of Science (WOS), and EMF-Portal. EMF-Portal (www.emf-portal.org), a thematically specialized literature database on biological and health related effects of EMF which, due to its content specificity and documentated high coverage of the reasearch topic (Bodewein et al., 2019; Driessen et al., 2017), is expected to have a better performance compared to the other two information sources.”
This website uses cookies to provide you the best browsing experience. By continuing to use this website you accept our use of cookies.