Paragraph-by-paragraph duplicate checking refers to dividing a paper into several small paragraphs according to natural paragraphs, and then comparing and checking them one by one by finding similarity.
In practice, a certain distance can be left before and after each small segment, which makes the inspection process more intuitive and clear. In addition, it is best to unify the format of the paper before duplicate checking to avoid affecting the accuracy of duplicate checking.
When using the piecewise method for repeated inspection, you need to pay attention to the following points:
1. First of all, it is necessary to ensure the reasonable division of the length and meaning of each paragraph, and try to avoid multiple arguments or expressions in a paragraph, so as to compare similarities in a more standardized way and accurately judge the pros and cons.
2. Secondly, we should choose professional duplicate checking software to ensure the accuracy of the test results. Simple duplicate checking tools often only highlight similar parts, and may even be omitted or misjudged, which cannot meet the needs of high-end users.
Pay attention to a certain degree when checking, and don't assert that this paragraph is plagiarized just because there are one or two prominent places in a short paragraph. For highly repetitive documents, especially peer-reviewed papers, problems can be solved by modifying, deleting or rewriting some contents.
When writing a thesis, you should pay attention to the following points:
1. Determine the topic and research purpose of the paper: Choose a topic with sufficient depth and breadth, clarify the research purpose, and clarify the issues, viewpoints or conclusions you want to discuss.
2. Collect and sort out the literature: after the theme of the paper is determined, it is necessary to screen the literature in related fields through search and collect and sort out the literature. In this way, we can understand the previous research results more clearly and provide reference and support for our own research.
3. Formulate the outline of the paper: formulate the overall framework of the paper, clarify the structure and theme of the article, and have a clear logical relationship between each part.
4. Fill in the whole chapter: On the basis of the framework of the paper, fill in the whole chapter and strengthen the language expression and literature support around the most important "introduction, text and conclusion" part of the article structure.
5. Carefully polish, proofread and proofread: After the full text is completed, it needs to be patiently and meticulously revised and polished. This link includes combing and modifying the content and language to ensure that issues such as coherence, grammar, correctness, accuracy and fluency are properly handled.
6. Paper duplicate checking: Finally, professional paper duplicate checking tools are needed to check whether there are places with high similarity in the paper and make corresponding modifications.