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Strength of verbs in medical writing should correspond to the level of evidence (or degree of causality): A plea for accuracy
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  • 1991Evaluation in the Reporting Verbs Used in Academic Papers471 cited
  • 1995The rhetoric of research131 cited
  • 2012The Importance of Matching Language to Type of Evidence: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Reporting Outcomes Data37 cited
  • 1995Commentary: Scientific heads are not turned by rhetoric20 cited

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