They write down briefly the results of an experiment, note why they think it went wrong, and how they will perform the next experiment. This permits them to trace how they changed the experiments or even the content and the direction of their research. We should do the same in ...
Correspondingly, some clinicians raised concern about the usage of the non-FDA-approved assay(s) to detect BV and STI in children as they may produce false-positive results; at the same time, patients should be examined thoroughly before confirmation to avoid unnecessary prescription of antibiotics...