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Choose better verbs!

5th February 2019Writing tipsenglish language use, publication success, scholarly communication, scientific writingErudito Editing

Scientific writing is not creative writing. But that does not mean that you cannot be more creative in your choice of words. The best way to introduce creativity into your writing isRead More…

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How to write a great introduction: filling the gaps

7th January 2019Writing tipsgetting published, introduction, journal paper, scientific writingErudito Editing

The introduction to a journal article serves many purposes. First, the author introduces the reader to the basic problem to be addressed in the manuscript. If the article deals with a molecularRead More…

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How to write a great introduction: the grabber

14th December 2018Writing tipsgetting published, introduction, journal paper, scholarly communication, scientific writingErudito Editing

Imagine you have performed a series of high-quality experiments in a “hot” field. Your results make an important contribution to the current body of knowledge. Imagine now that you’ve written a catchyRead More…

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Compared with or compared to? Which to use in academic writing

27th November 2018Writing tipscommon spelling mistakes, english language use, journal paper, scholarly communication, scientific writingErudito Editing

Sometimes, the best way to illustrate the proper use of English is to tell a joke: So, these two economists are sitting in a bar. The first one asks the second one,Read More…

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Using comparisons in scientific writing

12th November 2018Writing tipspublication success, results section, scholarly communication, scientific writingErudito Editing

In the results section of most scientific or medical journal articles, the authors will try to describe at least one comparison. Perhaps there will be a comparison between an experimental group andRead More…

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How to write a statistical analysis section

10th September 2018Writing tipsearly-career researcher, journal paper, scientific writing, statistical analysisErudito Editing

Most journals require a statistical analysis section, in the spirit of affording your colleagues the opportunity to reproduce your results. The first part of the methods section describes how you obtained yourRead More…

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Tips for writing a good Discussion section

24th May 2018Writing tipsDiscussion section, journal paper, scientific writingErudito Editing

In our latest blog, we provide guidance on how to address the challenge of crafting a suitable Discussion section in scientific writing. Researchers often say that constructing the Discussion section is theRead More…

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