以下是我认为最重要的：

General advice

• Biomedical English is simpler than generalEnglish.
• Start writing now!
• Write and read aloud everyday.
• Do not edit when writing.
• Be simple, short, clear, concise.

Key points for Results:

• No opinions or comments in results.
• No repeat of data.
• Begin with the most striking findings.

Key points for discussion

• Point out the limitations.
• Conclude with a clear and concisere-statement of the results and their importance.

Key points for methods

• Simply set down in words the things you didin the order in which you did them.

Key points for introduction

• Do not include any results or conclutions.
• Not all previous studies.

Other details need special attention

• Use abbreviations as few as possible.
• No apostrophes if not necessary.
• Can and could means some degree ofuncertainty.
• Use strong words to describe results, suchas: confirmed, demonstrated, established, revealed, showed, verified.
• Words for speculation: imply, indicate,may, might, perhaps, suggest, can, could.
• Etc. is a misfit.
• Delete the word including.
• The word OBVIOUSLY is insulting.
• Avoid out-of-date terminology.
• Get to the point immediately, thenexceptions and details.
• Use either significantly or p value.
• Avoid there is unless absolutelynecessary.
• Use standard English fonts in the manuscript, such as times new roman and arial.
• Ethnic and plagiarism.
• Make sure of getting through the instructions to authors of your intended journals.