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Word for Word
 

Word for Word provides advice on correct and precise word usage for biomedical writers. Each column represents the consensus of Editing Services' 13 editors.

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  • Using “Both…And” Correctly by Stephanie Deming

    Using “Both…And” Correctly

    Stephanie Deming

  • Affect or Effect? by Ashli Villarreal

    Affect or Effect?

    Ashli Villarreal

  • When to Use “Manage” in Medicine by Tammy Locke

    When to Use “Manage” in Medicine

    Tammy Locke

  • Cohort and Population by Sunita Patterson

    Cohort and Population

    Sunita Patterson

  • Fewer or Less? by Ann Sutton

    Fewer or Less?

    Ann Sutton

  • Using “Conversely” by Bryan Tutt

    Using “Conversely”

    Bryan Tutt

  • Imply or Infer? by Amy Ninetto

    Imply or Infer?

    Amy Ninetto

  • A Note (or Two) About Using Parentheses by Joe Munch

    A Note (or Two) About Using Parentheses

    Joe Munch

  • Farther or Further? by Laura L. Russell

    Farther or Further?

    Laura L. Russell

  • Comprise, Compose, Consist Of by Editing Services, Research Medical Library (formerly Scientific Publications)

    Comprise, Compose, Consist Of

    Editing Services, Research Medical Library (formerly Scientific Publications)

  • Use or Utilize? by Don Norwood

    Use or Utilize?

    Don Norwood

  • Mannequin or Manikin? by Erica Goodoff

    Mannequin or Manikin?

    Erica Goodoff

  • Knock Out or Knockout? Knock Down or Knockdown? by Stephanie Deming

    Knock Out or Knockout? Knock Down or Knockdown?

    Stephanie Deming

  • Summarizing and Paraphrasing by Sarah Bronson

    Summarizing and Paraphrasing

    Sarah Bronson

  • Shorter vs. Longer Words by Tammy Locke

    Shorter vs. Longer Words

    Tammy Locke

  • People or Persons? by Joe Munch

    People or Persons?

    Joe Munch

  • Keeping Your Sentences Short and Simple by Sunita Patterson

    Keeping Your Sentences Short and Simple

    Sunita Patterson

  • Higher/Lower or Increased/Decreased by Dawn Chalaire

    Higher/Lower or Increased/Decreased

    Dawn Chalaire

  • Using Precise Verbs by Bryan Tutt

    Using Precise Verbs

    Bryan Tutt

  • Efficacy or Efficiency? by Don Norwood

    Efficacy or Efficiency?

    Don Norwood

  • Dangling Modifiers by Sarah Bronson

    Dangling Modifiers

    Sarah Bronson

  • Casual of Causal? by Erica Goodoff

    Casual of Causal?

    Erica Goodoff

  • Using Greek Letters in Scientific Text by Ann Sutton

    Using Greek Letters in Scientific Text

    Ann Sutton

  • Five Tips for Writing in Plain Language by Amy Ninetto

    Five Tips for Writing in Plain Language

    Amy Ninetto

 
 
 

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