Titlebook: Biomedical Research; How to plan, publish William F. Whimster Book 1997Latest edition Springer-Verlag London 1997 biomedical research.biome

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Data handling and interpretationthis book, although this sometimes appears clumsy. Since many people use “data” as a single noun, and this is quoted in the Shorter Oxford Dictionary, perhaps the solution would be to judge your readers’ preference. Whatever you decide, be consistent.

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Writing by those whose first language is not Englishhat contain original work with a clear message, that are scientifically reliable, of biomedical importance and suitable for the target journal or conference, whether general or specialist. Provided enough of these attributes can be identified editors will go to considerable trouble to help with the English (Whimster, 1991).

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Peer reviewe nowadays sent to the authors. To be refereed is a character-forming experience for an author, which certainly improves his punishability, although many authors do not take advantage of it, and apparently do not have to (see Lock, 1985, and Chapter 14).

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Book 1997Latest editionr. Ninety years have elapsed since T. Clifford Allbutt, the Regius Professor of Physic at the University of Cambridge, published his c1assic work of 1904 Notes on the Composition of Scientific Papers. Small in size, but deep in wisdom, it remains a remarkably useful, if slightly old-fashioned, book,

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