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Identify the question
Separate the question a study asks from the claims made about it elsewhere. Read the methods and reported endpoints rather than relying only on a headline or abstract.
Check the material and methods
Look for material identity, provenance, analytical characterization, controls and a clear description of the measurement. Missing information limits reproducibility and should remain a stated limitation.
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