http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
Principles of scientific writing and biomedical publication
Principles of Scientific Writing and Biomedical Publication : Perspectives and Advice From Editors -- Scientific Journals and the Dynamic Publication Landscape -- Selecting a Journal -- Electronic Publishing -- Formulating an Organized Critical Argument in a Scientific Manuscript -- Strategies for Efficient, Effective Scientific Writing -- Advice on Writing for Biomedical Journals -- Avoiding Spin and Boasting in Scientific Writing -- Tone, Terminology, and Technical Aspects of Scientific Writing -- Creating an Informative and Effective Title -- Writing an Informative Abstract -- Writing a Compelling Introduction -- Writing the Methods Section -- Presenting the Results Section -- Writing a Convincing Discussion Section -- Referencing and Using Reference Managers -- Effective Use of Figures and Tables in Scientific Articles -- Creating Effective and Efficient Tables -- Effective Use of Figures and Graphs in Scientific Publications -- Clinical Trials -- Meta-Analyses -- Review Articles -- Brief Reports and Research Letters -- Letters to the Editor -- Editorials -- Other Opinion Articles -- Manuscript Assessment and Editorial Decision-Making -- Peer Review in Scholarly Publication -- Reviewing Manuscripts for Peer-Reviewed Journals -- Communicating and Interacting With Journal Editors -- Responding to Journal Decision Letters and Reviewers' Comments -- Pet Peeves of Editors -- Authorship Criteria and Ethical Aspects -- Group Authorship and Team Science -- Ethical Issues in Biomedical Publication -- Plagiarism -- Conflict of Interest and Biomedical Publication -- Legal Issues in Biomedical Publication -- Data Sharing -- Preprints, Preprint Servers, and Biomedical Publication -- Interacting With the News Media.
editors, Phil B. Fontanarosa, Annette Flanagin, Philip Greenland.
Includes bibliographical references and index.