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A&I
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A&IAllergy and Immunology
A&IAbstracting and Indexing
A&IArchive and Install (Apple)
A&IArts and Industries
A&IAudit and Inspection
A&IAssembly and Installation
A&IAcquisition and Installation
A&IAnalysis and Integration
A&IAgriculture and Industrial
A&IAlternative and Innovative (wastewater treatment)
A&IApplication and Installation
A&IAccident and Indemnity (insurance)
A&IAlteration and Improvement
A&IAnalysis and Inspection
A&IAged and Infirmed
A&IArmed and Insane (TFC clan)


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As early as the 1960s researchers were given access to electronic databases of abstracts and publishing data of library holdings, which were appropriately called abstracting and indexing (A&I) databases.
The abstract should reflect the scope and content of the paper including the new results, interpretations, and conclusions, and it should be in a form usable by technical abstracting and indexing services.
Chemical Abstracts, published by Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), a subsidiary of the American Chemical Society, is known worldwide as one of the main, if not the main, bibliographic abstracting and indexing resource for chemical information.
 
 
 
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