Cite other people's literature in the process of writing: when writing a paper, it is inevitable to quote other people's research results and literature. If the quotation is improper or the quotation mark is incorrect, the paper may be considered as duplication.
Language expression is the same: sometimes, even if the content and logical structure of a paper are independently thought and written, it may be considered as repetition because the language expression is similar to others or uses the same academic terms and keywords.
Cite other people's data or charts: If you need to quote other people's data or charts in your paper, and these data or charts are similar to other people's research papers, then these parts may also be considered as duplicates.
The structure or logical framework of the paper is similar: sometimes, because the structure or logical framework of the paper is similar to other people's research, even if the specific research content and data are different, it may be considered as duplication.
In order to avoid duplication of papers, it is suggested that the following points should be paid attention to when writing papers: (1) Quote other people's documents reasonably and mark them; Express opinions and research results in your own language; Avoid using other people's data or charts; And keep originality in the structure and logical framework of the paper. In addition, before submitting the paper, we should use duplicate checking software to check the paper so as to find and modify the duplicate content in time.