Sorry, but there is no CJ explanation when it comes to articles. As was already said on the other thread, there are many times when multiple choices are all correct and make sense. You can often use either "the" or "a", for example, and it won't make a lot of difference.
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youzouIn a technical paper I think we can use fewer "the"s than in normal text!I agree. (But there's no harm in including the "the"s either.)
youzouI sensed that not using "the" is more natural for those texts. But could you explain why is that?I suppose scientists like to be very efficient so they abbreviate wherever possible. I have no special insight into the minds of scientists!