The phrase "add citation" is not grammatically correct to use on its own in written English since it is not a complete sentence.
The phrase should be used in the context of a sentence. For example, "In order to better support my claim, I need to add citation from reliable sources."
Potential expert contributors submit resumes or CVs along with a letter of interest and may be given curatorial levels of access, while members of the general public will not have the ability to edit or add citations but may submit comments or proposals regarding dossier content that the curators or project leaders can take into consideration.
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Introduction Please explain your interest on CYP9K1 gene and add citations.
We have gone through the manuscript looking for such cases, and have tried hard to add citations, or otherwise provide a reason.
We add citations here from the original Brogden paper and from a more recent review that nicely links these constructs together: "Sensory preconditioning is a well-established paradigm in which subjects first form an association between two stimuli ('direct' or Sd and 'indirect' or Si) and then form an association between the direct stimulus and a reward (Brogden, 1939).
The most frequent form of self-plagiarism in APPS submissions is text recycling, which depending on the extent and location of copied text, has consequences ranging from authors being required to rewrite duplicated text or add citations, to automatic rejection of a manuscript without review.
Once you are done with writing the essay, you now need to add citations.
We have added citation to the Ti paper.
We have added citation to this paper in the revised manuscript.
