In the past, the editing of language retouching in Charlesworth's paper has made the author notice some links from many details, so today's paper retouching Bian Xiao summarizes the problems that need to be avoided in academic paper writing to help the author carefully analyze what he doesn't understand.

Titles-fashionable and lovely titles-they look trivial and out of date.

Titles-fashionable and lovely titles-are unnecessary and leave time stamps.

Abstract: Beyond the research problem of the paper

Abstract—It has nothing to do with the research problem of the paper.

Introduction-the first line of formulation and ancient arguments

Introduction-write the first sentence in a cliche, otherwise the argument will be out of date.

Literature review-add everything you know about a subject.

Literature review-contains all the literature related to a certain topic.

Methods Hidden suboptimal method

Research method-potential suboptimal method

Results-Start with anything other than the main findings.

Conclusion-The main results are not stated at the beginning.

Discussion-crazy speculation and trite conclusion that "more research is needed" has always been!

Discussion-it is necessary to speculate too boldly or use the cliche conclusion that "more research is needed", of course!

Limitations-Apologize and make excuses

Limitations-Apologize and make excuses

References-Wrong Style

Reference-wrong style

Appendix-includes data unrelated to the research question.

Attachment-contains data unrelated to the research question.

I hope that the points summarized above can help the author to write more correctly in future writing and improve the probability of publishing SCI papers. If you have any questions, you can also contact Charlesworth's paper language polishing editor.

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Skills of polishing Charlesworth's papers/articles