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Avoiding Common Writing Mistakes That Make Your Editors and Reviewers Cringe
Antony Porcino1, Albert Moraska2
1CARE Research Program, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada.
Abstract:
Writing for scientific journals is not an inherently simple task for most people. It requires purposeful effort and multiple revisions of the initial manuscript draft. While each author and article has its own individuality, writing well to address the core elements of a scientific report is necessary. As editors of the IJTMB, we often see weaknesses in the core elements of the manuscripts we receive. This editorial summarizes common recurring issues, and provides suggestions on how to avoid these pitfalls in the submission of a research article or case report to the IJTMB.
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