list. Check the reference in your EndNote library. If you imported the reference from Medline using one of the UQ Library filters or connection files (see above, section 5 ), then both the full and abbreviated title should appear in your reference, in the Journal field and the Alternate Journal field. Check the journal title in LocatorPlus , the online catalogue of the U.S. National Library of Medicine If the journal title is listed, there should be a ?Title Abbreviation? field in the catalogue record, giving the official NLM abbreviation. When you have found the correct abbreviation, edit your Journals term list to include it (see below, section 7 ). If you cannot locate an official abbreviation for this journal title, then the editor of the publication to which you are submitting the paper will probably prefer that you cite the journal title in full. b. Using an output style configured to use ?Full Journal Name?, some journals still appear in abbreviated form This means that you have imported some references with abbreviated journal names, and those abbreviations did not match any of the abbreviations in your Journals term list. Check the reference in your EndNote library. If you imported the reference from Medline using one of the UQ Library filters or connection files (see above, section 5 ), then both the full and abbreviated title should appear in your reference, in the Journal field and the Alternate Journal field. When new journals begin publication, or existing journals change their