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another tip that I have for you for being concise is to limit your meta discourse and eliminate any overview sentences that you find in your draft and so we talked about earlier that there are different categories of meta discourse that act as logical connectors to help you interact with your readers and we call it some of those Transitions and transition words transition words and transition phrases now Iamp;#39;m not telling you to get rid of your transition words and transition phrases I want you to keep that kind of meta discourse I think you should get rid of is when you are talking about what youamp;#39;re going to talk about and so sometimes you might see advice for writing that says tell them what youamp;#39;re going to tell them tell them then tell them what you told them I think this advice might be useful for certain types of writing but I donamp;#39;t think you should use that advice for scientific writing because youamp;#39;re going to end up being not concise at all
