Authors may mention sources, but rarely cite them formally in notes or bibliographies. Articles are meant for people employed in an industry or seeking employment in it. There is no peer review process. Articles give practical information to people in an industry. Some illustrations are included, usually charts, graphs, etc.
Authors use jargon of the industry.
Reader's Guide Abstracts Readers' Guide Abstracts indexes and abstracts general interest and popular periodicals published in the U.S. and Canada. Its subject matter covers news and current events in politics, business, science, education, religion, the arts, foreign affairs, sports and hobbies, fashion, consumer affairs, food and cooking, and health and nutrition. General Science Abstracts General Science Abstracts indexes English-language popular and professional science periodicals, as well as the Science section of the New York Times. It covers such subjects as the physical and life sciences, as well as genetics, mathematics, computers, environment and conservation, food and nutrition, and medicine and health. Feature articles are indexed, as are biographical sketches, symposia, conferences, review articles, selected letters to the editor, obituaries, and book reviews.