Reference the research paper in the text of your work using a sentence or phrase that uses information found in the paper.
Place a superscript number at the end of the sentence or phrase.
Create an entry corresponding to each superscript at the end of your work, in a reference list titled either "References" or "Cited References." Each entry should use the following format:
Superscript number. Author's last name followed by author's initials. Title of the research paper. Abbreviated title of the scientific journal. Year published; journal issue: page range.
Order the entries in the reference list by the order in which they appear in the text.
Reference the research paper in the text of your work using a sentence or phrase that uses information found in the paper.
Put the author's name and date of publication for the source in parentheses at the end of the sentence. If the author's name is used in the sentence, put only the date of publication in the parentheses.
Create an entry corresponding to each source at the end of your work, in a reference list titled either "References" or "Cited References." Each entry should use the following format:
Author's last name followed by author's initials. Title of the research paper. Abbreviated title of the scientific journal. Year published; journal issue: page range.
Order the entries in the reference list in alphabetical order.
Create an alphabetical list of all references used, titled either "References" or "Cited References." Each entry should use the following format:
Author's last name followed by author's initials. Title of the research paper. Abbreviated title of the scientific journal. Year published; journal issue: page range.
Number the entries in the order they appear on the reference list.
Reference sources in the text of your work using sentences or phrases that use information found in the sources.
Place a superscript at the end of each sentence or phrase that corresponds with the number of the referenced source on the reference list.