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I echo what David said - and if EE loaded faster perhaps David would be echoing what I'm saying.<br />
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Your opinion is irrelevant in science. &nbsp;<br />
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Perhaps you meant something else: <br />
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&quot;in my opinion this happened for a reason&quot; - that would be a conclusion and you would be expected to back it up...<br />
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&quot;in my opinion experiment A is better than experiment B&quot; - that would be analysis and you would be expected to back it up...<br />
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have fun :-)<br />
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Perhaps provide us with some more information, an example of what you want to achieve...
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I echo what David said - and if EE loaded faster perhaps David would be echoing what I'm saying.

Your opinion is irrelevant in science.  

Perhaps you meant something else:

"in my opinion this happened for a reason" - that would be a conclusion and you would be expected to back it up...

"in my opinion experiment A is better than experiment B" - that would be analysis and you would be expected to back it up...

have fun :-)

Perhaps provide us with some more information, an example of what you want to achieve...

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I agree with them. &nbsp;To expand a little bit, a scientific paper should include the information required for others to investigate and perform any experiments included in the paper so they can examine the conclusions. &nbsp;That's the 'peer review' part.
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I agree with them.  To expand a little bit, a scientific paper should include the information required for others to investigate and perform any experiments included in the paper so they can examine the conclusions.  That's the 'peer review' part.

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I am new to writing a white paper, and want to isolate my opinions from the factual content.<br />
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What methods can you suggest to do this?<br />
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Thanks
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I am new to writing a white paper, and want to isolate my opinions from the factual content.

What methods can you suggest to do this?

Thanks

How to express opinions in a scientific White Paper?

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