Genital Herpes in Immunocompromised.
Genital herpes are a frequently encountered genital ulcer, and, the large non healing ulcers at anogenital areas commonly  elicits the suspicion of  immunocompromise state, but till date, there is no…
TYPES OF SOURCES
Regarding the previous discussion, following are listed some typology of sources. (a) Scholarly sources This type of sources includes: Academic or research-based journals, Research monographs, College/University textbooks, and Anthologies of…
EVALUATING SOURCES
In reality, no foolproof method or technique exists to establish the credibility of a text. However, certain factors may be considered, when deciding whether an information source is likely to…
Secondary Research
Commonly known as desk research also, secondary research is the most common research method in use today. It is based on the findings of other peoples research and involves processing…
PRIMARY RESEARCH
Primary research is that kind of research that needs us to go out and collect data. This comprises surveys, interviews, observations, and ethnographic research. Primary research is an excellent skill…
TYPES OF RESEARCH
After having chosen your topic to write on, you need to gather information about the topic so as to broaden the scope of your writing and to improve its quality.…
The Revising Process
The process of revising involves a series of steps, basically following the ARRR (adding, rearranging, removing, and replacing) method. In each step, the writer considers a set of questions from…
Revising and Editing
Revising can be considered to be the most critical stage of the writing process. Revision refers to going through the rough draft and making improvisations or corrections wherever necessary. It…