These tips can be used, in general, with the Library's OneSearch, databases, and on the open Web.
AND = Fewer results. All of your search terms must be found in the results. EXAMPLE: heat stress AND chickens. You could also just type: heat stress chickens.
OR = More results. Any one or more of your search terms must be found in a result. EXAMPLE: Rambouillet OR Suffolk.
NOT = Fewer results. Word(s) must be excluded from the results. EXAMPLE: NOT review. The word "review" would be excluded.
Find words that appear in a particular order. Type the words in order between quotation marks. EXAMPLE 1: "nutritional requirement" EXAMPLE 2: "video image analysis"