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Scientific Paper Elements and References

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References BY Dr. Bassam Mohamed Ali Lecturer of Biochemistry Faculty of Pharmacy October 6 University Elements of Scientific Paper 1. Title 2. Abstract/summary 3. Introduction 4. Methods 5. Results → Tables and Figures 6. Discussion 7. References

The ______ allows you to identify where in your paper a previously published article is most relevant and should be cited

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Citations and references can be a source of information for readers, but they can also become a source of frustration if not selected and used

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References BY Dr. Bassam Mohamed Ali Lecturer of Biochemistry Faculty of Pharmacy October 6 University Elements of Scientific Paper 1. Title 2. Abstract/summary 3. Introduction 4. Methods 5. Results → Tables and Figures 6. Discussion 7. References Signup and view all the answers

A citation (typically a number or the author name and year) inserted in the text identifies material that should be attributed to or associated with previously published

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<ol start="4"> <li>The ideal time to organize (or reorganize) the materials you might cite is when you begin writing a paper. The process allows you to identify where in your paper a previously published article is most relevant and should be cited. For example, articles that support your results— or help you interpret your results—would be considered relevant for the [blank] section.</li> </ol> Signup and view all the answers