LANGUAGE FOR WRITING REVIEW - INTRODUCTION TO QUOTING AND CITING

According to Medical Breakthroughs, it is likely that    (para. 1).

• "many plants with health benefits have not yet been discovered"

• "plants with health benefits that have not yet been discovered"

• "the lack of discovery of many plants with health benefits"

As Jenkins and Abbott (2014) have argued,       (para. 7).

• “not only drug companies, but also social responsibility”

• “the responsibilities of drug companies about saving lives”

• “drug companies have a social responsibility to save lives”

Suzuki (n.d.) has pointed out a number of issues with this situation, including    (para. 19).

• "being unlikely that patients will take their medicine as they have told"

• "the small chance that all patients will take their medicine as directed"

• "of the limited possible patients taking their medicine as instructed"

According to the author at Health and Safety (n.d.),       (para. 2).

• "there is little doubt of the health benefits of moderate exercise"

• "few people doubting the healthy effects of moderate exercise"

• "if moderate exercise, there are definitely positive health effects"

A recent study suggested that certain                          (Holloway & DiCaprio, 2016, para. 5).

• "of the conditions with men affected more than women"

• "conditions are more likely to affect men than women"

• "genders is differently affected by the conditions more"