Possessives

• elibrary: Certain databases do, however, link through to the eLibrary's electronic journals.

Converse of object

• referee: I am the Chief Editor of Ocean Modeling, an online refereed journal at Elsevier Press.

• publish: DPP publishes a free online journal six times per year.

• devote: Planning and Markets - electronic journal devoted to comparing the merits of planned interventions and market solutions.

• edit: The School currently edits 11 international journals, including two established by Lancaster.

Adjective modifier

• peer-reviewed: She has published numerous research articles in peer-reviewed journals.

• electronic: The database also links records to electronic journals where possible.

• quarterly: Quarterly journal, gut reaction covers a wide variety of topics relating to IBS.

• scholarly: We publish a scholarly journal, the British Journal of Ethnomusicology.

• scientific: It ranges from current topics to detailed articles found in scientific journals.

• academic: The full texts of articles from most academic journals are not there, nor are most current books.

Modifies a noun

• article: The database can be searched or journal articles may be browsed by issue.

• title: You can search for these by journal title or keyword, or browse within a subject area.

• subscription: These universities tend to have rich electronic journal subscriptions.

• publisher: It is also worth using the commercial journal publishers own contents page services.

• entry: The teacher shares the family journal entries in class.

Noun used with modifier

• full-text: Language and Literature ) Online access to 120 full-text journals up to 2003.

• quot: Women of corresponding inconsistent with the model quot journal chose the renewal plan.

• print: The database allows journals to be searched or browsed like a print journal.

• science: Current examples of the latter proposition are taken from recent issues of leading social science journals.