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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Does "The Series documents" mean "The Series records (as documents)"?
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A new Lancet Series focuses on increasing value and reducing waste in research. The Series documents waste in research from five principal sources — ranging from waste in deciding what research to do, through to waste because of unusable reports of research. In these papers we set out some of the most pressing issues, recommend how to increase value and reduce waste in biomedical research, and propose metrics for stakeholders to monitor the implementation of these recommendations.
Research Series: increasing value, reducing waste
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To document means to record something in written, photographic or other form . It does not necessarily involve official-looking pieces of paper. For example, a factual film about a particular matter might be said to document it, and such a film is often called a documentary .
- To document means to record something in written, photographic or other form .
- It does not necessarily involve official-looking pieces of paper.
- For example, a factual film about a particular matter might be said to document it, and such a film is often called a documentary .
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To document means to record something in written, photographic or other form. It does not necessarily involve official-looking pieces of paper. For example, a factual film about a particular matter might be said to document it, and such a film is often called a documentary.
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