With our Verification of Citation Sources option, we look up the sources in your citations to check them for any
omitted or inaccurate information.
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Most omitted information includes: issue numbers, page numbers, additional
authors/editors, subtitles, edition numbers, author's initials, etc.
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Most inaccurate information includes: invalid or insufficient URLs, DOI numbers,
listing order of authors, spelling, or more up-to-date information (such as a previously unpublished dissertation
that is now published).
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Most significantly, though, when we verify sources, we find precisely what type of source
it is. Many times this requires us to reformat the citation accordingly. For example, if a client has formatted a
citation to look like a book, we may look it up to find that the source is actually a government issue brief that
appeared in a handbook, therefore requiring a different format.
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Whatever omission or inaccuracy we find with our Verification of Citation Sources option, we will
make the correction and ensure the citation is formatted appropriately.
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