Summary:
Paper 1: How to Write a Scientific Paper
A scientific paper should have the following key components in order to attract publishers and readers; those components including the abstract, the introduction on the paper whichintroduces the reader to the subject so that the paper will be comprehensible even if the reader has not done any work in the field; scientific research which describes the expected outcome from the research; scientific writing focusing on conducting and writing facts from the study; scientific publishing which is on the sharing through the journals or other publishers the results from the study, in this part you may found errors which were not seen before publishing and you may write an erratum explaining the messed up of the show that the results obtained may be changed and the draw conclusions and this should only consider the abstract by making it the pas; then make sure the references is also considered.
Paper 2: How to write a scientific manuscript for publication
The introduction under writing of the scientific manuscript, is describing the historical background of publishing, the author of this paper identified 3 types of reviews including the narrative reviews (which include editorials, commentaries and narrative overviews or non-systematic narrative reviews), qualitative systematic reviews and quantitative systematic reviews, also authors highlighted that the starting point to look for an article to publish a manuscript is the question formulated by the investigator and the journal should be targeted before starting writing as this may affect the writing style and easing the publication; and (1) authorship has to be sorted out before manuscript writing to avoid any problem which may occur after the writing, (2) ethical issue. While writing a manuscript it is advised to start with making figures and tables, and then proceed with summary statements, it is better to write the introduction at the end of the process to prevent any block and it is easier after the methods, results and discussion have been completed. Scientific manuscript includes the following: Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, discussion, conclusion, acknowledgment and reference
Paper 3: Writing a scientific paper from the audio_ Moodle
Beginning in 1978, the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors bean to set the rules for how authors, editors, peer reviewers, advertisers, and publishers ought to behave. The peer review process began some 300 years ago in France and in England; writing is a hard work and the following should be taken into account
- Information already been published
- Which format should be
- What is the audience
- Appropriate Journals
- Priorities and timing? Is new? Is it true
- All journals make messes. They clean them up in the letters column and by corrections and retractions