How does ScienceResearch.com decide which results are more relevant and rank higher?
A. By default, ScienceResearch.com displays a relevance-ranked results list, with those highest ranking on top. There are several factors that contribute to a higher ranking, including: the length of the title, the occurrence of the search term within the title and snippet, and the frequency of occurrence. If a collection presents highly relevant results for a query, ScienceResearch.com will automatically retrieve additional results from that collection instead of only returning the first page of its results. Because native collection relevance ranking engines vary, ScienceResearch.com ‘s sought-after ranking approach normalizes results from multiple collections for a consistent, relevance-ranked results list.
