The Effects Of Tea Polyphenols On Oxidative Damage And...

c. Second-Hand Tobacco Smoke And Children contains multiple internal citations, and it also has four references pages. For example, Qing C, Chen P and Xiang X, who are Chinese scientists at the Zhong Nan Da Xue Xue Bao Yi Xue Ban of China. Effect of tea polyphenols on oxidative damage and apoptosis in human bronchial epithelial cells induced by low-dose cigarette smoke condensate is another study that has be conducted by those three experts. Since the university is so well known in China and they have other published researches, these prove that they are experts. Another example would be, Journal of the American Medical Association, they have writers who have doctorate degrees in science and medical field. They also have their own website, and they also have research paper, charts, and statistics to prove they are experts in this field. If the source doesn t have citations or references to the work, it cannot be scholarly because this means the source have not been peer-reviewed, so references/citations are important to scholarly source. d. This article has a total number of eleven pages, five of them are sources, five of them are references, and a copyright page. Scholarly sources tend to be at least ten pages long because it includes detailed information and references. Sometimes it might contain charts, tables, or pictures to prove the facts. e. This article does have formal language, which is the most appropriate language to use for scholarly articles. The authors