You will stop after the first document that has it. You will probably not want to look at Web sites, because that will mean going to another document within that Site to get the actual result. On the other hand, if you are trying to find references for a paper, then you want to examine a large number of documents and pick those that seem to have the most solid information. These two types of searches will require different strategies from here on out. We describe typical approaches below.
Focussed Searches Get in, get the information and get out.
That's what you want to do here. Type in the search phrase. So if you used a compicated search, you will have to simplify it here. In this case, type in the word that is closest to the information you want. The Browser will find the search item that you typed in and the surrounding information.