I'm just doing some peer-reviews of English papers. "Self-satisfied papers" are not so good, I think. There were two in my peer-review tasks.
Any academic papers need to "specify" their contents for readers in not only the same academic field but also other ones. We do not understand the contents completely, but it enables to show the provenance and/or authenticity of the research results. This is not either language issues or grammatical problems. I'm memorizing this with the intention of including some self-discipline.
Any academic papers need to "specify" their contents for readers in not only the same academic field but also other ones. We do not understand the contents completely, but it enables to show the provenance and/or authenticity of the research results. This is not either language issues or grammatical problems. I'm memorizing this with the intention of including some self-discipline.
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