7 Simple Steps to Produce an Error-free PhD Thesis

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• 7 Simple Steps to Produce an Error-free
• PhD Thesis

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Error-free Thesis

• Proofreading is the process of reviewing a
  thesis, essay or any other document to locate and
  correct errors and create a copy which is
  completely error free. Professionals offering
  proofreading services have to be perfectly
  accurate as they hold the most significant role
  when publishing any articles, PhD theses or
  journals online.
• There are several steps that need to be carried
  out, including proofreading, to make any written
  piece perfect. With growing demand for English
  language services in academic and business
  sectors around the world, the availability of
  proofreading services online has grown to meet
  these demands. Given the requirements of any
  electronic content that goes for publication,
  seven major steps need to be followed to produce
  the best, error-free theses.

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1. Use a Checklist

• It is advisable to create a checklist of
  important things to cross-check. For instance
  problem areas like the correct numbering style,
  agreement of nouns and verbs or of pronouns and
  antecedents.

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2. Quick-Check

• Double-check facts, figures and names. If
  information has to be inserted at the last
  moment, highlight the addition significantly so
  that it is prominently visible and cannot be
  missed by anyone.

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3. Spell-Check

• Before getting to the actual proofreading, make a
  printout of the piece and check for misspellings,
  as well as other errors that frequently occur,
  like omitting a closing parenthesis, missing a
  comma or quotation mark.

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4. Editing the Text

• In this step the text of the PhD thesis or
  journal being checked can be edited for any
  errors. The approach of the writing, tone of
  voice used and the language it is written in
  should be improved to make it impactful. The
  overall aim would remain the same i.e. making the
  PhD thesis error free.

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5. Validating the Text

• Validations should be in the correct style of
  English for the particular country, i.e.
  language, grammar, spellings, contexts etc. It
  should match the language policy for the specific
  country that you are writing for.

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6. Reviewing

• In this step the proof-reader may conduct a
  review of the thesis before it is handed to the
  author. The primary purpose is to ensure the
  correctness of material matches the terminology.
  Mostly proofreading work is assigned to an expert
  in the respective field e.g. a thesis written on
  a medical subject is usually reviewed by a
  medical expert.

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7. Final Proofreading

• The final step is proofreading, which is carried
  out to detect and correct the errors in the
  content. Essentially it is the last process
  implemented on the thesis before they are finally
  published. During this stage only the required
  issues are corrected i.e. material errors. The
  proof-reader may recommend passages or sentences
  to be revised once this process is complete, in
  order to make the thesis flawless.

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• To ensure the best results, you can opt for a
  professional PhD Proofreading service to provide
  an error free thesis or dissertation and score
  the highest marks. If you are resident in
  Australia then PhD Proofreading by an
  Australian-based company will provide you with
  the best results and will also leave an
  impression on your mentors.

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