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Drafting Papers: Figures and Tables
" Figures and tables are generally used in the Results section, but they can also be useful for summarizing information elsewhere in a...
Drafting Papers: A Strategy for Dealing with Major Limitations
" As it is well known, in addition to novel aspects, every study has limitations, since it is impossible to collect fully representative...
Drafting Papers: The Study Anomalies
" Anomalies comprise a class of novelties (and/or limitations, depending on the context) that need to be especially carefully addressed....
Drafting Papers: The Introduction 3
" If a paper has an interesting Title, and an informative Abstract indicating that the paper provides novel information of interest to...
Drafting Papers: The Abstract 2
" Providing all the critical information in the Abstract can often seem difficult, since many points could usually be included, but word...
Drafting Papers: The Title 1
" Writing a paper can seem an overwhelming task initially, since there are many points to include, and it may seem very difficult to...
Informal vs. Academic Language
" " References: UTS Library. (2013). Academic Writing Guide Part 1 - Academic Writing. UTS Universty #ZaidAAlsmadi...
Academic English: "I" and "we"!
" Writing standards disagree about whether to use "I" and "we" (and their various forms) in academic work. Some argue that those personal...
Punctuation after quotations
" In American English (and in some cases for British English), punctuation following a bit of quoted text is traditionally placed inside...
Serial commas
" In Britain and some other less-enlightened countries, the comma is often omitted before an 'and' in a list. For instance, they will...
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