Citation of documents: If other people's opinions or research results are cited in the paper, they must be clearly marked in the paper, and the citation symbols should be used as much as possible. This can avoid being detected as plagiarism by the paper duplication checking system.
Rewriting a sentence: Rewriting a sentence in a paper can change the subject, predicate, object and other parts of the sentence, so as to change the meaning and structure of the sentence, thus achieving the purpose of reducing the repetition rate.
Supplementary note: if other people's data, charts, etc. If there are quotations in the paper, you can add notes to the paper and indicate the source. This can reduce the duplicate checking rate to some extent.
Avoid using plagiarism software: Some plagiarism software may be detected as plagiarism by the duplicate checking system, so you should avoid using these software to write papers.
Carefully review the paper: Before submitting the paper, you must carefully review the paper to ensure that there are no problems such as plagiarism and repetition. If there is a problem, it can be modified or deleted.
In short, reducing the repetition rate of papers needs to start from many aspects, including quoting documents, rewriting sentences, adding notes, avoiding using plagiarism software, and carefully reviewing papers. At the same time, we should also pay attention to keeping the original intention unchanged and avoid over-rewriting or adding new content, so as not to affect the quality and academic value of the paper.