there are many words that may express the nature of a relationship between variables; mostly Impact, Affect, Effectiveness, Role etc. so i would ask about the differences between these words in a research papers (the tools to measure each term in particular). thank you in advance.
These words can be considered as a repeat words rather than a misused words, can be used interchangeable, but in the main text try to the least no of words with the same meaning
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Try to use those words according to their dictionary definitions
Effect is more formal contexts, Effect is used as both a noun and a verb, though the noun use is much more common than the verb. As a noun, effect means ‘a result or an outcome'. As a verb, effect means ‘to bring something about as a result’. In meantime the result or outcome of both PRP and Zinc oxide were evaluated to skin wound treatment, so the term effect is more suitable than others. Thank you with kind regards...
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These words have similar meanings.
Which word is used depends on the sentence structure in the title, as they are different 'parts of speech'
'Affect' and 'effectiveness' tend to be traditional terms. They are general descriptors. However, statistical outcomes may or may not be reported.
'Impact' tends to be a more modern term. May need to include mathematical outcomes in the analysis.
'Role' refers to the mechanism or outcome of a process or procedure.
Generally, only one of these words would be needed in the title.
Just pick the word that conveys interest in the publication, to the reader, in the best flow of language.
Each word has its own distinctive meaning. For example, "association" is more advanced scholarly expression than "relationship." "Optimum" is a concept of "quantitiy," while "Optimal" is a concept of "quality." However, the dictionary definition just says that those words can be used interchangeable. I ask my American/UK/Canadian friends about the subtle nuance or search for the linguistic differences in online.
Depends on the place of use of the term within the text in the search
It depends on the whole topic and using one of them only
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