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Using the Comma Correctly in Academic Writing
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 8: Writing the method section
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How to Write a Good Method Section for a Quantitative Study
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How to Write Clear Research Questions and Hypotheses
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 7: Writing clear research questions and hypotheses
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Concluding your Literature Review
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 6: Concluding your literature review
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Organising the content of your literature review
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Preparing to write your literature review
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 5: Steps to writing a literature review
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Structuring a paragraph
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 4: Structuring a paragraph
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Improving your research grant proposal: a checklist
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Using the correct verb tense in journal introduction
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How to decide on using the passive or active voice in your introduction
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3 fundamental principles of writing an effective introduction to your journal article
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Using IMRAD to write your journal paper abstract
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 3: The introduction – tenses and style
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 2: The introduction – structure and flow
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 1: Abstracts – the essentials
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 8: Writing the method section
Method section describes what you did in detail. It allows ...
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 7: Writing clear research questions and hypotheses
Depending on your field, you may need to write your ...
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 6: Concluding your literature review
One of the aims of writing the literature review is ...
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 5: Steps to writing a literature review
Writing a literature review demonstrates that you have an in-depth ...
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 4: Structuring a paragraph
A paper is made up of a number of paragraphs ...
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 3: The introduction – tenses and style
We have gone through how to enhance the structure and ...
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 2: The introduction – structure and flow
In the first Infobite, we looked at how to use ...
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Journal paper writing technique infobite 1: Abstracts – the essentials
We are pleased to launch our new Infobite series on ...
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Using ‘et al.’ in your research paper
Quick Takeaways:• 'et al.' means 'and others'.• Use 'et al.' ...
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Using the Comma Correctly in Academic Writing
The comma is used to separate items in a list ...
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How to Write a Good Method Section for a Quantitative Study
In any quantitative studies, after defining your research questions and ...
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How to Write Clear Research Questions and Hypotheses
In previous blogs we have already covered how to write ...
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Concluding your Literature Review
In the previous blogs, we talked about searching and assessing ...
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Organising the content of your literature review
We shared tips on searching for and assessing papers for ...
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Preparing to write your literature review
Why do you need to write a literature review? A ...
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Structuring a paragraph
Paragraphs are fundamental components of journal paper. A paper is ...
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Using the correct verb tense in journal introduction
Using the correct verb tense in your journal paper can ...
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How to decide on using the passive or active voice in your introduction
Passive or active voice? Passive voice is often considered more ...
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3 fundamental principles of writing an effective introduction to your journal article
In our last blog, we looked at how to use ...
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Using IMRAD to write your journal paper abstract
Why are abstracts so important in academic writing? How do ...
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Improving your research grant proposal: a checklist
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