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Your #figure legends are too long? Chances are that much of them can be cut:
Do not duplicate results or mat&Met;
Explain the figure, do not describe it.
If a panel contains a blue dot followed by "control", you do not need to write "blue dots represent controls" in the legend.
The agenda of EMA's human medicines committee #CHMP is now published.
Find out what medicines will be discussed this month 💊💉: https://t.co/erCO3HsKiI
The committee highlights will be released on Friday.
Un excellent site web pour tous les amoureux de la #typographie
https://t.co/bA5caffAg8
Aujourd'hui, j'ai rafraichi ma connaissance des espaces (dont l'utilisation en ponctuation est différente en France, au Canada et en Suisse)
https://t.co/qnfQj5At37
If you start a list with "e.g.", "such as", "for instance", or "including", do not end it up with "etc." or "and others". This is redundant since you created the list as open-ended.
#scientificpaper#writingtips
A small blog post about making nicer histograms (with base R to make a point). Quite obvious, but I am always surprised by what I can see in the literature.
https://t.co/tweUKjQXK1
Lengthy blog post describing the different types of #models used in #SystemsBiology
Message is: the toolkit is wide. Don't get bogged down by what your past experience (or that of your mentor!)
https://t.co/SpmjjZ86py
A very geeky post to end the week.
How to encode biochemical maps to share them, balancing usability, editability, aesthetics and standardisation (basically efficient FAIRness)
https://t.co/xhZ8muUhao
#FAIR#SBML#SBGN#XML#COPASI#CellDesigner#cytoscape#Vanted#Newt
A thread about using fonts/typography in presentations. Decisions about text matter. Just as you can speak the same word in many ways, the way you write text can affect communication, emotion, and attitude. 🧵1/19
A thread about using color as a design tool in science presentations. Color is a great tool to separate different categories of information, to highlight information, or to establish an emotional tone. 🧵1/20
The word "percentile" is evil and belongs to hell. Use "centile" instead. The "per" is literally nonsense.
Le mot « percentile » est démoniaque et devrait être envoyé en enfer. Utilisez « centile » à la place. Le « per » n'a aucun sens.
Quelle ponctuation utiliser dans les listes à puces ?
Un algorithme graphique en deux parties pour vous aider à choisir la casse des premières lettres des éléments de liste et la ponctuation à la fin de chaque élément.
https://t.co/AnjKDeEeeY
#grammaire#impact