ERW_Day 1_quiz 2

Ideally, which section of the manuscript should you write first?

• Introduction

• Materials and methods

• Results

• Abstract

If you are organizing your references manually, which form of reference citations would you use?

• Harvard

• Vancouver

• AMA

• A mix of all

Which among the following is sufficient to efficiently use the joural selection tools?

• Abstract

• Keywords

• Either Abstract or keywords

• The complete manuscript

Which section should start narrow and widen out into broader topics?

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Results

• Discussion

Which among the following section:tense pair is mismatched?

• Abstract: Future tense

• Introduction: present tense

• Materials & methods: past tense

• Results: past tense

Original articles should always use the passive voice

• True

• False

"Tumors from different patients, whether leukemic or solid, exhibit significant heterogeneity in terms of morphology, cell surface markers, genetic lesions, cell proliferation kinetics, and response to therapy." this cannot be a part of

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Materials and methods

• Discussion

"CBW extracts were collected and diluted in saline solution as previously shown [30]. 200 mg of CBW’s eggs were macerated and the extract was diluted in 5 mL of saline solution (PBS) at a final concentration of 40 mg/mL" this can only be a part of

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Materials and methods

• Discussion and conclusion

"Figure 2 illustrates the various modules and five main workflows in SeqScreen. SeqScreen can be run in two different modes -default (i.e., fast) mode and -sensitive mode." This belongs to

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Results

• Discussion & conclusion

"The present review aims to address important questions related to the threat posed by X. fastidiosa to European forests, such as the following: What are the symptoms, hosts and impact of bacterial leaf scorch caused by X. fastidiosa on trees in North America?" This could belong to

• Abstract

• Materials and methods

• Results

• Conclusion