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| Thanks for your answering. I guess I should post the entire sentence. "The suggestion of XXX effectively is an admission by the authors of a fundamental change in the modus operandi." (XXX means some kind of method) Above sentence is extracted from the reviewer's comment about my paper. I don't really know what that does mean. If 'modus operandi' is usually used in criminal activity, does that imply that the reviewer thought I have done something bad? with best regards, Jeff |
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| In this case, "modus operandi" probably means your habits (good or bad), and your natural methods of doing things. It is not, by any means, necessarily a negative connotation. "Piangle's modus operandi is to take every one of his school assignments seriously, as he should." |
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