In the paper duplicate checking system, there are paragraphs besides words. This part of the content can be checked by paragraphs, so how to check it? First of all, you need to know whether what you wrote is within the scope of duplicate checking. If it is within the scope of the academic misconduct detection system, it does not need to be changed. If it is not within the scope of academic misconduct detection, it is recommended to modify it. After all, the revision will not reduce the repetition rate. If your thesis falls within the scope of academic misconduct detection, it is recommended to keep it and revise it later.

Check the references.

Reference is an important part of the paper. If there are a lot of references in your paper, it will also increase the difficulty of duplicate checking. Therefore, in duplicate checking, all references need to be deleted and then re-referenced, which can also effectively reduce the duplicate checking rate. However, it should be noted that references must be marked when quoting, otherwise the detection of duplicate checking rate will be affected.

Modify the contents marked in red.

In the paper search, the repeated contents are generally not directly marked in red. However, if you find a lot of repetition in your paper, you can modify these repetitions, which can also reduce the repetition rate to some extent.

Finally, I would like to remind you that paper search requires a high number of words and format. When choosing a testing platform, we must choose a regular testing platform, otherwise it will not only waste the cost of duplicate checking, but also ensure the accuracy of duplicate checking rate. The above is an introduction about how to check the word limit of duplicate papers, hoping to provide some reference and help to everyone. When you want to duplicate a paper, you must know how many words can pass the duplicate check, so as to better avoid the problem that the duplicate check rate exceeds the standard.