Example scenarios — the first opens a ready result instantly (no quota used); the others fill the box.
Include the population, relationship and any number you need supported.
How to use this tool
You have the sentence but not the source. This tool finds a publication that ACTUALLY supports the claim: the citation, verbatim evidence in the source's own words, and wording the source can safely support.
- Paste the sentence you need a source for — with its population, the relationship, and any number (one sentence is enough).
- Pick a citation style (APA 7, IEEE, Vancouver, TÜBİTAK, TÜSEB/TBYS) and, if it matters, whether the source should be international or Turkish-language (“No preference” is the default).
- Run it: scholarly indexes are searched, reachable full texts are opened and the relevant passages read. The stage you are in is shown live; a run typically takes 20–45 seconds.
- Read the result: the citation, the VERBATIM evidence quote, the evidence level (full text / abstract) and where the evidence came from.
- Use the “wording the source supports”: if your sentence claims more than the source does, you get it rewritten down to what the source actually establishes.
- Copy the citation and the in-text label, download the result as Word, and — if you are signed in — tick “save to my account” to keep it on My activity.
- Want to see the output first? “See a sample result” makes no request and costs no quota (direct link: /en/find-scientific-evidence?sample=1).