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Different types: descriptive, informative, and structured. Descriptive abstracts are typically used in social sciences and humanities, providing general information about the research without details on methodology and findings. Informative abstracts are commonly seen in scientific papers, presenting information on research background, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions. Structured abstracts focus on information and are organized into sections with headings (e.g. research objectives, methods, results, conclusions), mainly used in medical papers and clinical trial reports

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Accuracy: The abstract should accurately reflect the purpose and content of the paper; Independence: The abstract should stand alone and be independent, so explanations of special terms, all abbreviations (excluding measuring units), and omissions should be provided; Conciseness and specificity: Each sentence in the abstract should provide information to the fullest extent and be as concise as possible; Tense and voice: The abstract generally uses present tense and simple past tense, and passive voice is often used to describe facts

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Which format is better for writing abstracts like that?

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What are the general requirements for an abstract?

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The past was good, but the current situation is so bad, it's really scary. I hope to return to the level of three points next year, but it may be too difficult

(0) Thank | 凌霄高洁

The Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) aims to be the premier forum for information and commentary on clinical medicine and health care in Australia. Indeed, they only accept articles from within the country

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Can we make it to the top 3 next year? Let's discuss

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