Introduction References
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Steven Ensor said
Do I get any credit for commenting on this one? Because I sure do need it. I am glad to see that you have references, and they seem to be done very nicely. That is my least favorite part of writing a paper.
James Wood said
I like the fact that you used a text book.
Jason Gilly said
You have obviously researched your subject well. The articles from the Journal of Nutrition have interesting titles. It looks like number 1 and number 5 references are the same source.
Yemisi Orekoya said
Wow! It nice to know that nutrition facts that you explain in other blogs you give a lot references.
Andrea Pieratt said
It’s very convenient that you have posted this Works Cited page; I am sure it provides more sources for nutrition majors in their upper-division courses and also for those other people that are simply very interested in nutrition.
Chelsea Reitz said
The work cited is well formated. More cites should post work cited because it puts more of an accountability on the evidence.
Yemisi Orekoya said
The introduction references are neat and well organized
Jason Huang said
The information is helpful
Thanks
Jason Gilly said
I have never read a Works Cited or Reference page in much detail. Your sources contain many foreign names. It is nice that you give credit where credit is due.