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Hrsanei Posted 15 years ago
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Bibliography
Hi.
Is there any difference between references and bibliography? I have seen both used at the end of dissertations.
Thanks for your help
Is there any difference between references and bibliography? I have seen both used at the end of dissertations.
Thanks for your help
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Hello Hrsanei They are interchangeable, although there seems to be a tendency to use "references" more in biomedical publishing lately. If you are not certain which to use, check the "instructions to the author" section of the journal you wish to publish in, and see which word they prefer. If the manuscript is not destined for publication, use the one you like most.
- Hello Hrsanei They are interchangeable, although there seems to be a tendency to use "references" more in biomedical publishing lately.
- If you are not certain which to use, check the "instructions to the author" section of the journal you wish to publish in, and see which word they prefer.
- If the manuscript is not destined for publication, use the one you like most.
- John
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Hello Hrsanei
They are interchangeable, although there seems to be a tendency to use "references" more in biomedical publishing lately. If you are not certain which to use, check the "instructions to the author" section of the journal you wish to publish in, and see which word they prefer.
If the manuscript is not destined for publication, use the one you like most.
John
They are interchangeable, although there seems to be a tendency to use "references" more in biomedical publishing lately. If you are not certain which to use, check the "instructions to the author" section of the journal you wish to publish in, and see which word they prefer.
If the manuscript is not destined for publication, use the one you like most.
John
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