SciFinder-n uses its own system to help get you to full text or help find articles in journals in other places in our collection.
When you click Full Text in a citation, it shows the Findit! link, a DOI link and "view all sources". Clicking on the Findit link may get you to the article in html or pdf format, if it's available. Sometimes the links go back to OneSearch, and give you options to get the article through another database or use interlibrary loan to request it.
To check, or if you need a different format to let you see images or tables, click the Find It link and allow the software to open the page. Then you can see if there is full text, a link to full text or a link to the journal or newspaper that contains the article.
From off-campus, you will have to log in with your user name and UARK password to get to some content and to some of the databases.
A trend in scholarly publishing is to include links to the data sets used for the analysis. This is a wonderful contribution to the transparency of the work. Unavailable or missing data is one of the biggest impediments to replicability or even use of some articles.