As I understand the question of the Astral program In the Astral program, the quotation marks are placed between the brackets so that the program does not prepare them,
Documented quotations can be misrepresented to imply a source of information when in fact the information does not explicitly occur in the reference material, and might have been essentially obtained from some other source that was not given credit.
There are a number of commonly occurring faults in scholarly writing associated with failure to give credit where credit is due. Also there are arguments about what credit is due to which source. For this reason the Wikipedia project publishes useful guidelines for writers and quality reviewers. Research Gate has a more difficult task because Wikipedia only accepts content that has already been published elsewhere, while RG accepts unpublished results.
According to the software I use, plagiarism is defined as "unoriginal text". So once, an unoriginal text is detected, it gets highlighted whether it is properly quoted or not quoted. Therefore, it does alert you to this fact and you have to deal with it manually. It does that to your own self-citation.
I do a lot of copyediting for Ibnosina Journal of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences being one of the editors. I have recently acquired a GRAMMARLY Editor software, and I found very helpful for editing my own and other people's work. While our mind may be focused on the contents, we may slip into the language errors. The 150 USD or so I paid for the license are money well spent. I suggest doing the revision in two stages, firstly clear all obvious errors using the software and secondly do the manual changes. If the paper has been shared with others, redo the software check at the last stage. For the plagiarism, of course, we can not avoid using other people's expressions, but whenever the alert comes up, I first double check that I have actually quoted the right article which is shown by the software and secondly, I revise the section accordingly. I strongly recommend such software and similar ones for saving time and effort.
In the beginning it must be noted that when examining research from academic fraud or as it known(Plagiarism tester) the questionnaire and the list of sources are not included in the examination for two reasons:
First it may be for earlier studies( previous studies) and the second that most references are sources for ( previous studies)originally
Also there is a technical problem that most researchers have in their possession of the program when they examine their research works by themselves, when they do that
this research works becomes a part of large database and when it is officially re-examined there is a percentage of fraud or plagiarism.
Thank you so much for your answer. If you never mind, You can read the first comment of Dr.Salem for more information about the originality of the text.
As I understand the question of the Astral program In the Astral program, the quotation marks are placed between the brackets so that the program does not prepare them,
I agree with the opinion of Salam ... I would like to add that the decision to determine academic plagiarism is not limited to software programs, but ultimately needs the opinion of people with expertise and experience.
In the Web article "The Limitation of Every Plagiarism Checker" (https://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2011/12/07/the-limitation-of-every-plagiarism-checker/), the following explanation is given:
"Common Phrasing/Attributed Use: […], though many plagiarism checkers will make an attempt to separate out attributed use, given the variety of attribution styles it isn’t always possible. Also, given how common some phrases are in the English language, many plagiarism checkers will report matches that are actually just coincidence."