The following are some mistakes made by AI.
AI apparently does not know the difference between the follow two snippets of text:
1. the sample with added HDMS
2. the sample with HDMS added
Should the active voice or the passive voice be used in scientific writing? The old school sides with the passive voice, claiming it is more objective because it preserves anonymity. Current recommendations, however, are that the active voice be preferred.
Of course, the editor must be a native English speaker—but this is not sufficient.
Put simply, it will increase your chances of publication and, once published, your citation count.
New research published in IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering finds that the simple presence of hyphens in a paper title reduces its citation rate, regardless of the quality of the research. The researchers applied statistical methods to investigate citation rates for journals listed in Scopus and Web of Science and verified that the effect was one of causation and not just a simple correlation.