SCIENCE PHRASES
The following list of phrases and their definitions might help you understand the mysterious language of science and medicine. These special phrases are also applicable to anyone working on a Ph.D. dissertation or academic paper anywhere! “It has long been known” . . . I didn’t look up the original reference. “A definite trend is evident” . . . These data are practically meaningless. “While it has not been possible to provide definite answers to the questions” . . . An unsuccessful experiment, but I still hope to get it published. “Three of the samples were chosen for detailed study” . . . The other results didn’t make any sense. “Typical results are shown” . . . This is the prettiest graph. “These results will be in a subsequent report” . . . I might get around to this sometime, if pushed or funded. “In my experience” . . . once “In case after case” . . . twice “In a series…
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