English for Research: Usage, Style, and Grammar



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A.Wallwork - English for Research Usage, Style, and Grammar - 2013
GENITIVE
NO GENITIVE
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Adrian Wallwork’s manual on writing. The Adrian Wallwork’s manual on writing As predicted by Newton’s theory of gravity, Mercury’s orbit is elliptical.
The Newton Theory of Gravity states that …
2 The premise of Darwin’s theory of evolution is that … This work was inspired by the Darwin
Theory of Evolution.
3,4
Fourier’s analysis of linear inequality systems highlights that
he placed more importance on … We used Fourier analysis to evaluate the …
3,4
Turing’s machine was designed to bean idealized model of a human computer. We may think of a Turing machine as a …
3,4
George Boole’s father was a tradesman who gave his son his first lessons in logic and mathematics.
Boolean algebra is a logical calculus of …


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2.2 theories, instruments etc. (cont.)
5. In some cases the genitive is used even when the focus is on how a scientist’s theory or test was used by the author, rather than focusing on the scientist. Note a + name of person + noun : when making reference to pieces of equipment etc.
6. When a law, theory etc. was the invention of more than one scientist, then the ’s only follows the name of the last scientist. Rule 2 can also be applied in such cases.
7. In some cases where two scientists are involved, the construction given in Rule 2 is preferred.
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One-way ANOVA with Tukey’s
post hoc test for individual treatment differences was used for statistical analysis.
A Tukey post hoc test was used to compare the four groups.
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Beer - Lambert’s law has often been used to model canopy transmittance.
The Beer - Lambert law has often been used to model canopy transmittance.
7 In this paper the Kolmogorov-

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