scientific writing

In scientific writing, groups of words are often used together to describe an effect or process.

For example, scientific writing is often done in report format.

In later years, there are courses on time management and scientific writing.

I find scientific writing to be dry and without enthusiasm.

He has published a large amount of scientific writings, among which several books.

It was during this time, that she developed her interest in scientific writing, style and format.

There were many technical and scientific writings during the Song period.

Indeed, one can study mathematical and scientific writings as literature.

In preparing such an article vigorous rules for scientific writing have to be followed.

In second year student skills in scientific writing are developed through a problem based approach.

It is a common misapprehension that the first person should not be used in scientific writing.

His scientific writings are all in the form of commentaries.

The book was produced specifically for women with an interest in scientific writing and inspired a variety of similar works.

This is particularly so in technical and scientific writing.

It was the first technically complicated piece of scientific writing to appear in the magazine.

Good source of common errors found in scientific writing.

Discusses how scientific writing is permeated with the language of gender.

It is a good resource for information on lab/technical reports and other kinds of scientific writing.

They also looked for syntactic features that are characteristic of scientific writing.

Apparently few students, at any level, have received much instruction in the strategies and tactics for effective scientific writing.

As a consequence, only a handful of his scientific writings survived.

His popular scientific writings include the theology and history of the Sami.

A prolific writer, his scientific writings alone crossed 2,000 in number.

Using stronger language in scientific writing is unusual, because it's not often that evidence leads to absolute knowledge about a subject.

We have never seen analogy used in scientific writing as a replacement for a direct, formal argument.