How to read a scientific research paper.
@article{Durbin2009HowTR, title={How to read a scientific research paper.}, author={C. Durbin}, journal={Respiratory care}, year={2009}, volume={54 10}, pages={ 1366-71 } }
Reading is the most common way that adults learn. With the exponential growth in information, no one has time to read all they need. Reading original research, although difficult, is rewarding and important for growth. Building on past knowledge, the reader should select papers about which he already holds an opinion. Rather than starting at the beginning, this author suggests approaching a paper by reading the conclusions in the abstract first. The methods should be next reviewed, then the… CONTINUE READING
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