Essentials of writing biomedical research papers /
Zeiger, Mimi,
Essentials of writing biomedical research papers / Mimi Zeiger. - 2nd ed. - xii, 440 páginas
Incluye bibliografía.
_ Parallelism in Comparisons Avoid Writing Flaws Paragraph Structure Organization Topic Sentences and Supporting Sentences Continuity Repeating Key Terms Exactly and Early A Lumped Transport Model to Determine Resin Capacity as a Function of Bed Height and Flow Rate Linking Key Terms Repeating and Linking Key Terms Value of Transitions Transition Phrases Transition Clauses Keeping a Consistent Point of View and a Consistent Order Signaling Subtopics Parallel Form and Signaling Subtopics Emphasis Condensing Summary of Guidelines for Paragraph Structure 46 -- Exercise 2.6 47 -- 48 -- Chapter 3 51 -- 51 -- Exercise 3.1 56 -- 58 -- Exercise 3.2 64 -- 64 -- Exercise 3.3 69 -- Exercise 3.4 70 -- Exercise 3.5 73 -- Exercise 3.6 76 -- Exercise 3.7 80 -- Exercise 3.8 88 -- Exercise 3.9 95 -- Exercise 3.10 96 -- 98 -- Exercise 3.11 102 -- 103 -- Section II _ Abstracts of Descriptive Papers Abstracts of Methods Papers Abstracts for Meetings Summary of Guidelines for Abstracts Abstracts Title Functions Content of Titles for Hypothesis-Testing Papers Content of Titles for Descriptive Papers Content of Titles for Methods Papers Hallmarks of a Good Title Details Running Titles Summary of Guidelines for Titles Titles Big Picture Checklist for the Big Picture Seeing the Big Picture Reaching The Goal: Suggestions For Writing Writing the First Draft Revising: Using the Checklists Rewards of Clear Writing Revisions of Exercises Words Explained in the Text 275 -- 286 -- 290 -- 294 -- Exercise 10.1 297 -- Chapter 11 300 -- 300 -- 300 --d 302 -- 303 -- 305 -- 311 -- 311 -- 314 -- Exercise 11.1 317 -- Chapter 12 319 -- 319 -- Exercise 12.1 324 -- 340 -- 340 -- 342 -- 342 -- 345 -- 433. _ Details Summary of Guidelines for Results Results Results Discussion Functions Story Line Content Organization Length Subheadings Summary of Guidelines for Discussions Following the Story in a Discussion Message and Story in the Discussion Supporting Information Telling a Story Design of Figures and Tables and Their Relation to the Text Table Design and Relation to the Text Purposes Accuracy Incorporating References Into the Text Systems for Citing References Summary of Guidelines for References Abstract Function Abstracts of Hypothesis-Testing Papers 165 -- 168 -- Exercise 6.1 170 -- Exercise 6.2 174 -- Chapter 7 176 -- 176 -- 176 -- 176 -- 183 -- 199 -- 199 -- 201 -- Exercise 7.1 203 -- Exercise 7.2 211 -- Section III 221 -- 250 -- Exercise 8.1 258 -- Exercise 8.2 259 -- 260 -- 261 -- 262 -- 264 -- 266 -- Chapter 10 269 -- 269 -- 269 -- _ Goal: Clear Writing Purpose of This Book Reasons for Writing Clearly Scope of This Book Approach Taken in This Book An Overview of the Main Principles of Writing Presented in This Book Building Blocks of Writing Word Choice Principles of Word Choice Words Carelessly Interchanged Words Carelessly Interchanged Sentence Structure Express the Core of the Message in the Subject, Verb, and Completer Express the Core of the Message in the Subject, Verb, and Completer Avoid Noun Clusters Untangling Noun Clusters Write Short Sentences Overloaded Sentences Use Clear Pronouns Clear Pronouns Put Parallel Ideas in Parallel Form Parallelism in Sentences 1 -- 1 -- 2 -- 3 -- 3 -- 4 -- Section I 9 -- Chapter 1 11 -- Exercise 1.1 12 -- Exercise 1.2 16 -- 17 -- Chapter 2 22 -- 22 -- Exercise 2.1 27 -- 30 -- Exercise 2.2 32 -- 33 -- Exercise 2.3 35 -- 36 -- Exercise 2.4 39 -- 40 -- Exercise 2.5 _ Text of The Biomedical Research Paper Functions Story Line Content for Hypothesis-Testing Papers Organization for Hypothesis-Testing Papers Writing Length Content and Organization for Descriptive Papers Content and Organization for ´Methods Papers´ Details Summary of Guidelines for Introductions of Hypothesis-Testing Papers and of Descriptive Papers Materials and Methods Function Story Line Content Organization Length Details Summary of Guidelines for the Materials and Methods Section A Clearly Written Methods Section Content and Organization in the Methods Section Results Functions Story Line Content Organization Emphasis Length 105 -- 107 -- 107 -- 107 -- 108 -- 113 -- 119 -- 119 -- 120 -- 120 -- 122 -- Chapter 5 127 -- 127 -- 127 -- 128 -- 135 -- 138 -- 138 -- 143 -- Exercise 5.1 146 -- Exercise 5.2 151 -- Chapter 6 154 -- 154 -- 154 -- 155 -- 156 -- 160 -- 165 --
0071345442 9780071345446
Ciencias médicas--Investigaciones.
Redacción de escritos médicos.
610.018 / Z46e 2000
Essentials of writing biomedical research papers / Mimi Zeiger. - 2nd ed. - xii, 440 páginas
Incluye bibliografía.
_ Parallelism in Comparisons Avoid Writing Flaws Paragraph Structure Organization Topic Sentences and Supporting Sentences Continuity Repeating Key Terms Exactly and Early A Lumped Transport Model to Determine Resin Capacity as a Function of Bed Height and Flow Rate Linking Key Terms Repeating and Linking Key Terms Value of Transitions Transition Phrases Transition Clauses Keeping a Consistent Point of View and a Consistent Order Signaling Subtopics Parallel Form and Signaling Subtopics Emphasis Condensing Summary of Guidelines for Paragraph Structure 46 -- Exercise 2.6 47 -- 48 -- Chapter 3 51 -- 51 -- Exercise 3.1 56 -- 58 -- Exercise 3.2 64 -- 64 -- Exercise 3.3 69 -- Exercise 3.4 70 -- Exercise 3.5 73 -- Exercise 3.6 76 -- Exercise 3.7 80 -- Exercise 3.8 88 -- Exercise 3.9 95 -- Exercise 3.10 96 -- 98 -- Exercise 3.11 102 -- 103 -- Section II _ Abstracts of Descriptive Papers Abstracts of Methods Papers Abstracts for Meetings Summary of Guidelines for Abstracts Abstracts Title Functions Content of Titles for Hypothesis-Testing Papers Content of Titles for Descriptive Papers Content of Titles for Methods Papers Hallmarks of a Good Title Details Running Titles Summary of Guidelines for Titles Titles Big Picture Checklist for the Big Picture Seeing the Big Picture Reaching The Goal: Suggestions For Writing Writing the First Draft Revising: Using the Checklists Rewards of Clear Writing Revisions of Exercises Words Explained in the Text 275 -- 286 -- 290 -- 294 -- Exercise 10.1 297 -- Chapter 11 300 -- 300 -- 300 --d 302 -- 303 -- 305 -- 311 -- 311 -- 314 -- Exercise 11.1 317 -- Chapter 12 319 -- 319 -- Exercise 12.1 324 -- 340 -- 340 -- 342 -- 342 -- 345 -- 433. _ Details Summary of Guidelines for Results Results Results Discussion Functions Story Line Content Organization Length Subheadings Summary of Guidelines for Discussions Following the Story in a Discussion Message and Story in the Discussion Supporting Information Telling a Story Design of Figures and Tables and Their Relation to the Text Table Design and Relation to the Text Purposes Accuracy Incorporating References Into the Text Systems for Citing References Summary of Guidelines for References Abstract Function Abstracts of Hypothesis-Testing Papers 165 -- 168 -- Exercise 6.1 170 -- Exercise 6.2 174 -- Chapter 7 176 -- 176 -- 176 -- 176 -- 183 -- 199 -- 199 -- 201 -- Exercise 7.1 203 -- Exercise 7.2 211 -- Section III 221 -- 250 -- Exercise 8.1 258 -- Exercise 8.2 259 -- 260 -- 261 -- 262 -- 264 -- 266 -- Chapter 10 269 -- 269 -- 269 -- _ Goal: Clear Writing Purpose of This Book Reasons for Writing Clearly Scope of This Book Approach Taken in This Book An Overview of the Main Principles of Writing Presented in This Book Building Blocks of Writing Word Choice Principles of Word Choice Words Carelessly Interchanged Words Carelessly Interchanged Sentence Structure Express the Core of the Message in the Subject, Verb, and Completer Express the Core of the Message in the Subject, Verb, and Completer Avoid Noun Clusters Untangling Noun Clusters Write Short Sentences Overloaded Sentences Use Clear Pronouns Clear Pronouns Put Parallel Ideas in Parallel Form Parallelism in Sentences 1 -- 1 -- 2 -- 3 -- 3 -- 4 -- Section I 9 -- Chapter 1 11 -- Exercise 1.1 12 -- Exercise 1.2 16 -- 17 -- Chapter 2 22 -- 22 -- Exercise 2.1 27 -- 30 -- Exercise 2.2 32 -- 33 -- Exercise 2.3 35 -- 36 -- Exercise 2.4 39 -- 40 -- Exercise 2.5 _ Text of The Biomedical Research Paper Functions Story Line Content for Hypothesis-Testing Papers Organization for Hypothesis-Testing Papers Writing Length Content and Organization for Descriptive Papers Content and Organization for ´Methods Papers´ Details Summary of Guidelines for Introductions of Hypothesis-Testing Papers and of Descriptive Papers Materials and Methods Function Story Line Content Organization Length Details Summary of Guidelines for the Materials and Methods Section A Clearly Written Methods Section Content and Organization in the Methods Section Results Functions Story Line Content Organization Emphasis Length 105 -- 107 -- 107 -- 107 -- 108 -- 113 -- 119 -- 119 -- 120 -- 120 -- 122 -- Chapter 5 127 -- 127 -- 127 -- 128 -- 135 -- 138 -- 138 -- 143 -- Exercise 5.1 146 -- Exercise 5.2 151 -- Chapter 6 154 -- 154 -- 154 -- 155 -- 156 -- 160 -- 165 --
0071345442 9780071345446
Ciencias médicas--Investigaciones.
Redacción de escritos médicos.
610.018 / Z46e 2000