1. In the process of writing our graduation thesis, we may habitually judge the materials we have learned before as our own knowledge and new ideas. If more than half of the statements are similar, they will be checked as plagiarism by the paper duplication checking system.
2. The arguments in the self-written part of the paper are similar to those in other published articles. In other words, the viewpoint literature you quoted has been published on the Internet or included in the resource database of your paper duplicate checking system. If the system detects that the paragraph similarity exceeds 50%, it is judged as plagiarism.
3. In the process of writing, we will inevitably learn from them, and we may use these contents directly and completely. But because the copy is just a short sentence. So I didn't realize I copied it.
If you mistakenly think that the quoted part is marked, you won't check it again. When writing a paper, quoting is inevitable, and quoting does not mean plagiarism. However, we need to mark citations in the article and add references at the end of the article. Although citation is a normal phenomenon, the citation part still needs to be tested by the paper duplicate checking system. In the process of quoting, special attention should be paid to it and it should be revised. Re-process according to your own language habits to ensure that it will not be regarded as plagiarism by duplicate checking software.
Finally, I would like to remind you that as a student, when writing a paper, you should describe your paper according to your technical major and novel experience, so that the professional paper you write will have better content. Then, when you check the duplicate, because your paper is novel in content, fluent in language and relatively strong in professional skills, your paper can only be effectively passed by checking the duplicate.