Sometimes we need to reference multiple sources for a single statement in our papers. For example, on the excerpt below, the sentence "Roundabouts without traffic-signal controls have been intensively studied and widely used. Previous research on modern roundabouts are mainly on the capacity], delay], geometric design, and safety of roundabouts without signal controls" references 9 separate papers:
We start the process the same as we do for single in-line citations: position the cursor, click the "Add/Edit Citation" button, and select our first citation:
In this case, we do not press the "Enter" key yet. Instead, select another source using the same search box:
Selecting that paper adds it to the citation we're building:
We can continue adding other papers to the citation--as many as we need. In this case we need these four:
Once we have all the papers added to out citation, hit "Enter" and the citation will be added to you paper:
The example text on this page was quoted from X. Yang, X. Li, and K. Xue, “A new traffic-signal control for modern roundabouts: method and application,” IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 282–287, Dec. 2004, doi: 10.1109/TITS.2004.838181.
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