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More about abbreviations (part 2) Caroline Latta 1 pp.160-161
Published Date 1990/2/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1543900042
  • Abstract

English editor: Fifth, you don't need to abbreviate a word or phrase that already is short, such as using 'AG' for 'antigen'. The most common error of this kind that I see in Japanese papers is the use of three-letter abbreviations for antibiotics.① Often the result is that there is a savings of only five or six letters, but one disadvantage is that the reader must memorize your code, and the other disadvantage is that the author himself may never learn what the word actually is.


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