include the page number in the citation enclose short direct quotes within quotation marks Note: Within the parentheses, the in-text number is followed by a space, then the lower case letter 'p' and the page number. "The increasing availability and growth rate of biomedical information, also known as ‘big data’, provides an opportunity for future personalized medicine programs that will significantly improve patient care". (1 p433) Quotes longer than four lines should be indented in a block, in reduced type and without quotation marks: With the increased need to store data and information generated by big projects, computational solutions, such as cloud-based computing, have emerged. Cloud computing is the only storage model that can provide the elastic scale needed for DNA sequencing, whose rate of technology advancement could now exceed Moore's Law. Moore's law is the observation that, over the history of computing hardware, the number of transistors on integrated circuits and the speed of computers double approximately every 2 years. (1 p433) Citing multiple references at the same point in-text When citing more than one reference at the same point in your text, give the relevant numbers, separated by commas. Include one space between the comma and the next number. A number of researchers (4, 5) discovered that . . . A number of researchers (3, 6, 10) discovered that . . . If the references are numbered consecutively in your reference list, use a hyphen to separate the numbers. Note that there are no spaces between numbers and the hyphen: A number of researchers (4-7) discovered that . . . Citing references with multiple authors For an in-text citation that is author-prominent and has multiple authors, list the first author and then abbreviate subsequent authors by using et al. Morton et al. (2) suggest that the use of binomial control charts . . . If your citation is information-prominent, then cite as you usually would. Researchers are advised that of bias should be kept in “the possibility mind”. (2 p132) General rules On a new page, under the list the publication details of all your in-text heading 'Reference List’, references. The reference list should be placed at the end of your document. List references numerically, according to the order they first appear in the text.
include the page number in the citation enclose short direct quotes within quotation marks Note: Within the parentheses, the in-text number is followed by a space, then the lower case letter 'p' and the page number. "The increasing availability and growth rate of biomedical information, also known as ‘big data’, provides an opportunity for future personalized medicine programs that will significantly improve patient care". (1 p433) Quotes longer than four lines should be indented in a block, in reduced type and without quotation marks: With the increased need to store data and information generated by big projects, computational solutions, such as cloud-based computing, have emerged. Cloud computing is the only storage model that can provide the elastic scale needed for DNA sequencing, whose rate of technology advancement could now exceed Moore's Law. Moore's law is the observation that, over the history of computing hardware, the number of transistors on integrated circuits and the speed of computers double approximately every 2 years. (1 p433) Citing multiple references at the same point in-text When citing more than one reference at the same point in your text, give the relevant numbers, separated by commas. Include one space between the comma and the next number. A number of researchers (4, 5) discovered that . . . A number of researchers (3, 6, 10) discovered that . . . If the references are numbered consecutively in your reference list, use a hyphen to separate the numbers. Note that there are no spaces between numbers and the hyphen: A number of researchers (4-7) discovered that . . . Citing references with multiple authors For an in-text citation that is author-prominent and has multiple authors, list the first author and then abbreviate subsequent authors by using et al. Morton et al. (2) suggest that the use of binomial control charts . . . If your citation is information-prominent, then cite as you usually would. Researchers are advised that “the possibility of bias should be kept in mind”. (2 p132) General rules On a new page, under the heading 'Reference List’, list the publication details of all your in-text references. The reference list should be placed at the end of your document. List references numerically, according to the order they first appear in the text.
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