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• Use one tense or many tenses in the Introduction Section
Several different types of tense In the Introduction section of academic articles, several different tenses are commonly mixed: Simple past tense, Present perfect tense, Past perfect tense, and Simple present tense. The following sections will discuss each of these in detail. Meanings and implications of different tenses Tenses have both a direct, straightforward meaning, and a somewhat hidden, or subtle, connotation. Subtle in this context means “so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyze or describe” (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/de...
• What’s the difference between a local journal and an international journal?
General considerations Local journals are usually journals publishing content specific to a localised area, such as a country or region, or originates and/or publishes content from an academic society or professional organisation. An example is the British Journal of Haematology from the British Society for Haematology. In contrast, international journals have a global reach and cover a broader spectrum of research topics and problems. As a result, international journals are more desirable for authors to publish in owing to their broader readership...