@edjegasothy *blink* Put me down as TIL. It had never even occurred to me it wasn't because it brews colours. I credit her and Penn State every time I use it but had never put that together.
Working From Home During COVID-19
Does Work-Family Conflict Mediate the Relationship Between Workplace Characteristics, Job Satisfaction, and General Health?
Weale, Victoria PhD; et. al.
October 2022 - Volume 64 - Issue 10 - p 848-855
https://t.co/CMY1AgjJeE
@troyheff Have you considered using a reference management software?
(She advises whilst simultaneously writing and highlighting [REF] in her current draft)
@jimwhiting_sci If your comments are overall positive and minor, I say go for it! But I wouldn't want to get a pun in a negative review/major revision request.
3rd to turn in but spiritually I'm #Reviewer2. At least we all ticked the major revisions box even if the other two reviews combined were 300 words less than mine ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ #peerreview#AcademicTwitter
@dgasparri@dhia_rzig It's an utterly unhelpful comment. Far better to point out any specific places where wording or grammar choice make the science difficult to follow (or make statements that should agree instead be contradictory).
@NaevaVS@dhia_rzig Ditto. I only speak English (and high school level French) but got this same comment from a reviewer. In the end we worked out they objected to me spelling NDVI with normalised as opposed to normalized!
@josh_418@Inannani@Link01T @MikeKofiA Anecdote for an anecdote? I put in 5 seed potatoes (literally potatoes that had started sprouting in the cupboard) and pulled out 4.7 kg of edible potatoes. Some are golf-ball size (I'm roasting them whole) but most are decently sized.
Prof. Jodi Oakman's research into the mental and physical impacts of working from home has unearthed some surprising discoveries. https://t.co/likxBD1RTg
@quietscientist@TonyCostello_Jr@AcademicsSay Yep - 'best' for colleague-friends; 'Kind regards' for students and colleagues that warrant a more formal/respectful response and 'Regards' for you have crossed the line/please stop speaking to me.
@msmithobx If that was a recent thing - please go get it checked by your doctor. It is not normal to bleed or spot 12 months or more after your last period. Postmenopausal bleeding is usually not serious but about 10% of the time it is caused by cancer in the cervix/uterus.