citation appearing at the end of a document.
Note citing a particular source or making a brief explanatory comment and placed at the end of the paper rather than at the bottom of a page.
A footnote added at the end of a document, or a section in it, rather than at the foot of a page. Some word processing programs permit the user to choose to select either footnotes or endnotes. See also ANNOTATED ANOTATION APPENDIX FOOTNOTE
a footnote or citation placed at the end of an essay or report.
a style of citing that places a number in the body of the text. This number refers to a citation listed at the end of the text. Also known as Vancouver style
a comment or reference that is listed at the end of a document
a note that is placed at the end of the document
a special kind of footnote that applies to the table as a whole
An explanatory comment reference inserted at the end of a section or document.
Reference at the end of a work documenting words or ideas taken from another source. See also: footnote.
A note placed at the end of the text.
this is a bibliographic software program. It can help in the construction of bibliographies and is designed to organize bibliographic references. Users can search online databases, such as Web of Science, and transfer bibliographic references from them into their own bibliographies. Endnote is available on the University of Wales Swansea network. Further information on our Endnote web page.
Database software designed for cataloguing your personal library of documents. EndNote allows you to store records retrieved from databases, to search these records, and to organise them into a bibliography using a standard citation style.
a note at the end of a report that explains something in the report in more detail
A note to a reference, citation, or explanation or a comment placed at the end of a work. see also Footnote.
A piece of text associated with the body of a document, like a foot-note but placed at the end of a section or chapter.
a software feature you use to create endnotes; notes at the end of a report that identify the source of information in a report
consecutively numbered abbreviated citations placed at the end of each chapter of a research paper instead of footnotes or parenthetical references. Endnotes are listed numerically in the back matter under the heading NOTES.
EndNote is bibliographic management software that allows users to search, download and organize citations from books, journals, magazines, newspapers, etc. in personalized reference databases and bibliographies for research projects. EndNote allows you to store records retrieved from databases, to search these records, and to organise them into a bibliography using a standard citation style. LRC Reference Librarians offer monthly training sessions on the EndNote software program. See LRCâ€™s the training schedule.