OnLine English proofreading and editorial service

Use abbreviations only for terms mentioned four times or more in your paper.
Use them consistently throughout the paper.
Check whether the journal permits some abbreviations to be used without definition (e.g., DNA).
Define abbreviations at first use in both the abstract and text.
Once you define an abbreviation, use the abbreviation and not the full term.

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