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Dive into academia's inclusivity challenges and LGBTQIA+ perspectives with Enago's Gayatri Phadke & host KK. A podcast sparking change.

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Join our exclusive interview with Anupama Kapadia, Editor-in-Chief, as she shares valuable insights on the publishing industry, AI generative tools, and the art of research and publication. Don't miss this enlightening discussion!

Join our exclusive interview with Anupama Kapadia, Editor-in-Chief, as she shares valuable insights on the publishing industry, AI generative tools, and the art of research and publication. Don't miss this enlightening discussion!

Join our exclusive interview with Anupama Kapadia, Editor-in-Chief, as she shares valuable insights on the publishing industry, AI generative tools, and the art of research and publication. Don't miss this enlightening discussion!

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A case-study of searching the correct full form of “RT-PCR” In the third episode of the Trinka Podcast, Dr. KK walks you through a method to research technical terminology that might help you in getting accurate answers faster. It is 2023 and we are three years into the COVID-19 pandemic and the term RT-PCR has become part of our daily vocabulary. While “PCR” clearly stands for “polymerase chain reaction,” let us try to see what RT in the abbreviation RT-PCR stands for. Our speaker, Dr KK, shares his discovery of a technical terminology research process so that you can also employ this technique when you do your own research. The three options for the full form of RT-PCR” We have three options of what the correct full form of RT-PCR is. The first one is “real-time” or quantitative PCR, which is abbreviated as qPCR, the second option is “reverse transcription,” PCR, and the third one is “reverse transcription” or qPCR. We are not getting into the technical aspects of what each technique is and what the expansion stands for. Instead, we are just trying to find out what is the right expansion if you were to use the term RT-PCR or the abbreviation RT PCR in your manuscript. Searching the web for “credible” sources of a technical terminology So, how would you start your search process? You can do Google searches and go to Wikipedia, but Dr. KK recommends that you search first on a scholarly or an academic search engine. The journey of unravelling the full form of RT-PCR Google Scholar search The most popular way of searching for the credibility or correct usage of a technical term is to do a Google Scholar search. Google Scholar makes it simple to search for scholarly literature. You can search across many disciplines and sources from a single location, including articles, theses, books, abstracts, and court opinions from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities, and other websites. Google Scholar searches the world of scholarly research to find relevant work. So, to check the full-form of the term, Dr. KK put in the query “reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT PCR)” on the search box for Google Scholar, i.e., one of the supposed variations. He was surprised to find that only one research paper had used this entire search query in the body of the research paper itself! He then moved on to the corresponding search for the term “real time polymerase chain reaction (RT PCR)” which gave him approximately 32,000 results. This huge disparity was not something he expected! So, there seems to be a clear trend on people using RT PCR the abbreviation for the expansion “real time PCR”, but he was not sure if it was right, because RT could also stand for “reverse transcription.” Tracing back a source Now, he did not end his search here. He tried to look up these guidelines themselves, which is the actual source. It’s good practice that whenever you are researching things, you try to go to the actual source itself. So, he looked up the mi QE guidelines and found this. There, in the terminology section or the nomenclature section, written by a lot of experts, proposes that the abbreviation qPCR be used for quantitative real time PCR and that RT qPCR be used for reverse transcription qPCR. Conclusion The right options seem to be that qPCR should stand for real time PCR or quantitative PCR. Which is another way to say that RT PCR by itself should stand for reverse transcription PCR and if suppose you want to use RT qPCR, that should stand for reverse transcription qPCR.

Unlock the power of Google Books Ngram Viewer! Learn how to use this free tool to search for frequency of usage of words and phrases in books. Discover the secrets of this powerful platform and gain insight into language usage. The speaker starts this video with the story of having received a document from his colleague. It had the following word in it: “good bye,” i.e. the words “good” and “bye” with a space in between. For a moment, our speaker was riddled with doubt- was this the correct way of writing this word? Such doubts creep into all of our minds from time to time where we are not quite sure about the correct iteration of a word, and in such cases the first instinct is to do a web search, majorly on Google. However, are there any better ways to do it? That’s what this video explores. Google NGram: a free tool by Google In this episode of the Trinka podcast, Dr. KK walks us through a free tool offered by Google- the Google Books NGram Viewer and some searches on that platform. For example, to dispel the doubt about “goodbye” vs “good bye,” he used the Google NGram search which came up with an answer from a reputable source. The search showed a result from the website of Prof Paul Brians, Washington State University which proved that both “good bye” and “goodbye” are correct iterations, although it’s the latter which is more popularly used, as it has the advantage of recalling the words’s origin in phrases like “God be with ye”! What are NGrams? According to deepai.org, “An N-Gram is a connected string of N items from a sample of text or speech. The N-Gram could be comprised of large blocks of words, or smaller sets of syllables. N-Grams are used as the basis for functioning N-Gram models, which are instrumental in natural language processing as a way of predicting upcoming text or speech.” Google Books NGram viewer interface As you can see from the image below, the homepage shows a search with three names- Albert Einstein, Sherlock Holmes, and Frankenstein, followed by a graph representing the frequency of these names in the books. There are some criteria on the basis of which you can do these searches Google NGram and the Frequency of Usage of Particular Styles If you can see the graph above, the y axis is the percentage of occurrence of these names, and the x axis is the years. In the graphs, the lines tell you the frequency or how the trends are and you can see that it is currently adding the latest. The 2019 Frankenstein is most frequently mentioned, followed by Sherlock Holmes, followed not too closely by Albert Einstein. You can just basically hover over these graphs and see where the peaks and troughs are, for example, there was peak for the mention of Sherlock Holmes around 1904, compared to the early 90s When Frankenstein shot into being mentioned more frequently. About the Trinka Podcast This podcast is a continuation of Trinka AI\'s goal to improve academic writing and promote the sharing of scholarly knowledge. Upcoming episodes will provide language advice for non-native English speakers, as well as updates on language technology and research tools. Additionally, we will feature videos that explain NLP concepts like sentiment analysis, and interviews with experts from Trinka AI and other fields.

Trinka AI is a cutting-edge writing assistant that aims to make the writing process easier and more efficient. One of the key features of Trinka AI is its plagiarism checker, which scans text and compares it to a vast database of online sources to ensure that the content is original and not copied from other sources. This is particularly useful for students and professionals who need to ensure the integrity of their work and avoid plagiarism. Another important feature of Trinka AI is its consistency checker, which scans text for inconsistencies in grammar, punctuation, and style. This helps writers to produce polished and professional-sounding text, and can also be useful for catching errors that might have been missed in the editing process. Trinka AI also includes a citation checker, which ensures that all sources are properly cited and formatted according to the style guide of the writer\'s choice. This can save writers a lot of time and hassle, as they don\'t have to worry about manually checking each citation and making sure it\'s correct. Another feature of Trinka AI is it text summarization and Text-to-Speech, which can be very useful for writer by summarizing their written content and also it can be helpful for people who find it difficult to read written text, it will read out the text for them. Trinka AI is also designed to be highly customizable and user-friendly, with an intuitive interface that makes it easy to access and use all of its features. The developers of Trinka AI are continually working to improve and update the system, so that it can stay ahead of the curve and offer the latest in writing assistance technology. One podcast that speaks about Trinka AI is \"The Writing Assistant podcast\" which is a weekly podcast that is dedicated to exploring the world of writing assistance and the latest trends and developments in the field. The podcast features interviews with experts and leaders in the field of writing assistance, including the creators and developers of Trinka AI. They discuss the features of Trinka AI in depth, and how it can help writers to improve their work and streamline their writing process. The podcast also covers various aspects of writing, including how to write effectively, how to improve your writing skills, and how to stay motivated as a writer. It\'s a great resource for writers, students, and professionals who want to learn more about the latest writing assistance tools and technologies and how they can help to improve their work. Overall, Trinka AI is a powerful and versatile writing assistant that offers a range of features to help writers produce high-quality and original text. With its plagiarism checker, consistency checker, citation checker, summarization and Text-to-Speech, Trinka AI can help writers to streamline their writing process and produce polished, professional-sounding text. And The Writing Assistant podcast can be a great way for writers and other to learn more about Trinka AI and how it can benefit their writing.