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May 19 0

How to Improve Wordiness in Medical Manuscript Writing?

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Do you find yourself writing too long sentences in your manuscript? Did you ever re-read your sentence and struggled to understand its meaning? If yes, you may be suffering from something called prolixity, or in simple terms, wordiness. Wordiness is one of the common mistakes a writer makes. Prolixity happens when a writer, either intentionally or unintentionally, uses too many words or unnecessarily complex or abstract words in his document when the job can be done in a few words.

Jul 27 0

Medical Paper Writing: Why the Paper Structure is Important?

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The purpose of writing a medical research paper is not only to tell the world about your research. It is to go beyond the mere presentation of facts and thoughts. You must reach out to the readers in a way that communicates your research effectively and helps them understand the issues at hand. There’s no point in writing a research paper if the readers can’t take away the most important message or the message you want to convey through your medical paper. Why have good manuscript structure

Jun 25 0

Medical Manuscript Editing: Avoid these 8 Types of Plagiarism

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Plagiarism, also known as literary theft, is the practice of using other’s work or ideas in your medical manuscript without giving them due credit and passing them off as your own in publication journals to gain recognition. Though it’s not a new phenomenon in research, but with technology, it has become easier than ever to uncover the instances of plagiarism. While analyzing a document, it’s important to determine whether plagiarism was intentional or unintentional. The degree and freque

Apr 17 0

Medical Manuscript Writing – Know your Grammar Rules

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Do you fear writing your first medical manuscript? Is the language of English the biggest hurdle in writing your manuscript? If yes, we can understand your fears. English is often considered as the most difficult and tricky language to learn. Probably due to its tricky grammar rules or exceptions to these rules. For example, the past tense of "sit" is "sat", but the past tense of "hit" is "hit". Similarly, "overlook" and "oversee" are words with a different meaning, but "look" and "see" are s

Mar 20 0

How to Write References in the Medical Manuscript Quickly and Easily?

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Every scientific paper is built upon previous research. Authors refer to the previous studies to find their topic of research and also to write their own medical manuscript. You must give credit to this previous research through citations and references. Depending upon your field of research, there could be more than 100 different papers, conference reports, and articles which you refer as resources. And before submitting your medical manuscript, you have to cross-check all references; cite t

Feb 20 0

Your Manuscript got Rejected, What Next?

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You have burnt the night fuel for an important experiment and draft its results in your manuscript. You had taken every step to write your research paper according to the desired journal’s guidelines. But still, it got rejected? Now what? Was your research a complete nonsense? Didn’t you conduct the experiment with care? Were there any loopholes in writing your research paper? All this and much more pervade your mind when journals your manuscript. And you doubt your capability as a resear

Jan 11 0

5 Easy Tips for Responding to the Comments by Peer Reviewers

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Once you submit your research paper to the journal of your choice, you have to wait for months to hear the final decision from the journal editor. It is so because your manuscript undergoes initial screening by the journal editor followed by the advanced scrutiny by a peer reviewer. Peer reviewers are essentially experts in their field of study. They improve the quality of your medical manuscript through their comments. As an author, you pray that your manuscript gets accepted. You don't feel

Oct 24 0

Spending Time Just Scribbling Your Manuscript?

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Documenting the results of your research in the form of a manuscript is harder than conducting a research itself. Many scientists are clueless on where and how to begin writing a medical manuscript. But, not when you have these 7 steps in mind! 7 Steps to Write Your Research Paper Faster 1.Outline the format of the paper Introduction to research topic Hypothesis of research Materials and methods used Key findings Discussion on the results of research 2.Introduce your researc

Sep 12 0

How to Publish a Medical Manuscript in a High-Impact Journal?

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There is nothing more satisfying than seeing your research being published and visible to the outside world. After all, scientific publications connote an ongoing progress in the medical domain, and being its part is everyone’s dream. Medical publications are the means to let the readers know about the advances in the knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and medicine. Therefore, the knowledge they provide must be accurate, valid, trustworthy, and clinically useful. In other words, medica

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