Fully understand the theme and content of the paper: before writing the paper, we must first make clear the theme and content of the paper, ensure that the content of our paper is obviously different from that of others, and avoid direct plagiarism.
Reasonable citation of other people's achievements: when writing a paper, you should reasonably quote other people's research achievements and indicate them. At the same time, try to avoid quoting the original text directly, and repeat it in your own language to reduce the duplicate checking rate.
Convert text into pictures or tables: For some text descriptions, you can convert them into pictures or tables to avoid being detected by the detection system.
Try to avoid using abbreviations and abbreviations: When writing a paper, try to avoid using abbreviations and abbreviations to reduce the repetition rate.
Rational use of synonyms and synonyms: When writing a paper, you can try to replace some common words with synonyms and synonyms, which can reduce the repetition rate.
Check the duplicate before submission: You can check the duplicate freely in advance before submission, so as to find and modify the duplicate content in time and reduce the duplicate checking rate.
Seek professional guidance: If you have no confidence in the paper, you can seek professional guidance from your tutor to help you finish the paper better and reduce the duplicate checking rate.
In a word, to avoid high duplicate checking rate, we need to start from many aspects, including understanding the theme and content of the paper, citing others' achievements reasonably, changing the word form, using synonyms and synonyms, checking duplicates in advance, seeking professional guidance and so on. Only in this way can we better reduce the duplicate checking rate and improve the paper quality.