The balance or degree of the researcher is raised in the Kitter by quoting, how is the quotation from the research of others? All opinions and answers are welcome
Quoting from other's research is called secondary sourcing. Secondary sourcing should be covered both in the form of a citation and a reference. This practice is generally discouraged because a preference should be given to the original text also called the primary source.
Quoting from other's research is called secondary sourcing. Secondary sourcing should be covered both in the form of a citation and a reference. This practice is generally discouraged because a preference should be given to the original text also called the primary source.
Quoting is acceptable only if you credit the original author otherwise it becomes plagiarism
Quote with modification and make reference to the first writer.
Thank you "dear" Dear Culzar Shah, Zainab A Makawi, Nour Shakir, Timothy Omara, Joshua O. lgalo, Segun Michael Abegunde for your kind contributions and appreciation
The search paper can be made stronger through use. Use quotation marks when you need to cite a main part of the underlying source material, or promote an argument through another author's work, or highlight a technical term. It is important to use quotations effectively and cite them correctly to write effective paper and avoid plagiarism
Thank you very much Dear Ali Mohamed Rashed, Thank you very much Mala Babagana Gutti for your valuable participation with appreciation
Yes, citation is key. Always give credit to the originator of the idea and work
Yes, original and good quality is very important, beside citation is key of the researches.
Direct quotations should be surrounded by quotations marks and are generally used when the idea you want to capture is best expressed by the source.
Thank you "very much" to all researchers and academics for their active and active contributions, thank you "very much" to everyone for the substantive and pleasant discussion
Also, overall, try to keep direct quotations to minimal! Paraphrasing and using your own language/words are more preferable and reflect deeper understanding and analytical interpretation. However, be csrefull and avoid plagiarism.
Also, overall, try to keep direct quotations to minimal! Paraphrasing and using your own language/words are more preferable and reflect deeper understanding and analytical interpretation. However, be carefull and avoid plagiarism.
It is important to use quotations effectively and cite them in a suitable manner as well as to conduct successful research and avoid plagiarism.
Thank you "Dear" Dear researchers, for your active participation, thank you "very much" for the kind discussion with appreciation and respect
The most important idea is to quote from the original reference and give the credit to the author. The ways of documentations are known to all, specially the PhD holders.
Any direct quote of 5 or more words should be enclosed with double quotes" " as well as proper citation provided including the page number where the quote can be found. In some cases it is perfectly valid and legitimate to quote directly (following the citation protocol) so that somehting is not lost in translation. Direct quotes are less frequently found in science/engineering publication and more often in the field of humanities and social sciences.
Our research program is certainly a very vast areas covering the knowledge in the entire global areas . Views are expressed ,views ideas & knowledge also come in the way of our expressing scientific review & for this if some recent review helps us to expand for the knowledge & new presentation for our thinking phase it is desirable that we should certainly quote the most recent research in the field .
This is my personal opinion
Give the secondary source in the reference list; in text, name the original work and give a citation for the secondary source.
Hi Fatima,
When you need to cite a very well-written piece of information or well-known fact that you can’t either paraphrase or write something better than it has been written, you can keep that stronger through the use of quotations. This is something helpful to avoid the plagiarism. It is not preferable to quote something more than one time in your manuscript.
Regards,
Ahmed
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