Submitting a manuscript for publication in international journals can be a daunting task, especially for those whose native language is not English. Academic papers must follow…
Referring a reader to another part of your paper can be an effective way to tie together different parts of the whole paper and point them to places where they can review an…
As a researcher, you probably spend a lot of time with papers—either reading the work of others or preparing your own research for submission to a journal. By one estimate, about…
Paraphrasing is the ability to take in, comprehend, synthesize, and express information in an original manner. The ability to paraphrase, whether orally, visually, or in writing,…
Modern science has long relied on published manuscript articles as the primary vehicle to communicate research. An indispensable feature of nearly all manuscripts—especially in the…
Nowadays there are a plethora of journals for a researcher to choose from. Some journals are online only, others are online as well as print-based; some are prestigious, while…
Advancing towards its 10th decade, the APA Style is one of the hallmark features of academic writing to acknowledge the source of any information included in a scholarly article.…
The titles of journal articles fall under three basic categories:
Declarative – states main findings or conclusions of the article
Descriptive – describes the subject of…
You probably spend a fair amount of time searching for relevant journal articles to read and may be seeking to find out what the latest academic research in your area has…
During the preparation of your research article or thesis, you may choose to include figures and tables to illustrate key points. Similar to using information from a journal or…
In the process of academic research, the data obtained by researchers can only mean something when it gets published. Part of the publishing process involves being able to generate…
Do “bacteria actually prefer XYZ as a growth medium”? Do “cows in the United States prefer to ‘socialize’ when they eat”? Or do “yeast strains found in rich soil regularly attack…