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13 expression(s)

academic C1

anecdotal evidence

Understand what 'anecdotal evidence' means, why it is limited in academic research, and how to use it correctly in scientific and academic discussions.
academic B2

do a survey

Learn how to use 'do a survey' in academic and research contexts, explore formal alternatives like 'conduct a survey', and practice with natural examples.
academic B2

gather data

Learn how to use the formal academic collocation 'gather data' to describe collecting information, statistics, and evidence for your research papers.
academic C1

inherent bias

Understand 'inherent bias' in academic research, statistics, and social sciences to describe natural, unavoidable prejudice.
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academic C1

methodological flaw

Learn the term 'methodological flaw' to describe errors in the design or execution of academic research.
academic C1

analytical framework

Learn how to use 'analytical framework' in academic research and essays. Clear definition, examples, and common mistakes included.
academic B1

open-ended question

Learn how to use and identify 'open-ended question' in academic and everyday communication. See examples, common mistakes, and practice.
academic C1

qualitative analysis

Learn how to use 'qualitative analysis' in academic writing to describe research focused on non-numerical, subjective data.
academic B2

research methodology

Learn how to describe your academic approach using 'research methodology'. Find clear definitions, realistic examples, and common learner mistakes.
academic B2

secondary source

Learn how to use the academic term 'secondary source' to describe texts, articles, or books that analyze, interpret, or synthesize primary source materials.
academic B2

statistical analysis

Master the academic term 'statistical analysis'. Learn its definition, see natural example sentences, avoid common errors, and improve your research writing skills.
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academic C1

theoretical construct

Learn how to use 'theoretical construct' in academic writing. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and see natural examples.
academic C1

quantitative research

Discover the meaning of 'quantitative research' and how to use it in formal academic writing and discussions.