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).