牛津大学客座教授: 数据说话
牛津大学客座教授: 数据说话
在论文的开头用数据说话,也是常用的一种写作方法。数据作为论据对于读者更有震撼力,因为有详实的数据支撑,读者更容易对论点产生信任感,下面举例说明:
Pedestrian injury frequently results in devastating and costly injuries and accounts for 11% of all road user fatalities. In the United States in 2006 there were 4,784 fatalities and 61,000 injuries from pedestrian injury, and in 2007 there were 4,654 fatalities and 70,000 injuries. In Canada, injury is the leading cause of death for those under 45 years of age and the fourth most common cause of death for all ages Traumatic pedestrian injury results in nearly 4000hospitalizations in Canada annually. These injuries result from the interplay of modifiable environmental factors.
行人伤害经常导致毁灭性和代价高昂的伤害,占所有道路使用者死亡人数的 11%。 在美国,2006 年有 4,784 人死亡和 61,000 人因行人受伤而受伤,而 2007 年则有 4,654 人死亡和 70,000 人受伤。 在加拿大,伤害是 45 岁以下人群的首要死因,也是所有年龄段的第四大最常见死因。 外伤性行人伤害导致加拿大每年有近 4000 人住院。 这些伤害是由可改变的环境因素相互作用造成的。