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All scientific discoveries should be shared among other scientists all over the world. Do you agree or disagree? v.2

All scientific discoveries should be shared among other scientists all over the world. v. 2
Scientific inventions brought so many changes in people’s life and people are greatly benefited by these research. The question which arise here that discoveries made by one researcher should be shared among others or not? I believe that discoveries particularly scientific must be shared with other related institutions or scientists. Sharing these inventions brings so many benefits to world. First and foremost researches in field of medical science, life science and so on save the life of people by curing fatal diseases or prevent the disease to spread in public. Consequently, mortality rate reduced drastically and people’s health improved. For example, Ebola broke-out in Africa took so many lives and put the world on risk of spreading in other countries. Though invention took some time to encounter disease, newly launched vaccination by British scientists helped to improve Ebola patients in Africa and stopped spreading further. Also, discovery was also shared with other organizations to look into other aspects with regards to local conditions. Secondly, everyone agree that inventions cycle is very long and lots of funds are spent for finding out new elements especially in astronomy, communication etc. If projects outcome and observation are shared then it not only prevent duplication at other places but also create platform to exchange views on same topic which may mutually help inventors and perhaps expedite the result. For instance, all developed country engaged in moon mission and only America have so far successfully landed at moon while others its seems to wastage of money. To recapitulate, though discoveries are always costly and time consuming and inventor who first find out may not be happy to share but sharing these discoveries offers so many advantages to world. May extra funds or facilities be given to pioneers in research field to compensate.
Scientific inventions brought
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changes
in
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people’s
life and
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people
are
greatly
benefited by these research.
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The question which
arise here that
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discoveries
made by one researcher should be
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shared
among others or not? I believe that
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discoveries
particularly
scientific
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must
be
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shared
with
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other
related institutions or scientists.

Sharing these inventions brings
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so
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many
benefits to world.
First
and foremost researches in field of medical science, life science and
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so
on save the life of
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people
by curing fatal diseases or
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prevent
the disease to spread in public.
Consequently
, mortality rate
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reduced
drastically
and
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people’s
health
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improved
.
For example
, Ebola broke-out in Africa took
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so
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many
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lives
and put the world on
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risk
of spreading in
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other
countries. Though invention took
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some
time to encounter disease,
newly
launched vaccination by British scientists
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helped
to
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improve
Ebola patients in Africa and
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stopped
spreading
further
.
Also
,
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discovery
was
also
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shared
with
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other
organizations to look into
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other
aspects
Use "in regard to", "with regard to", or more simply "regarding".
with regards to
local conditions.

Secondly
, everyone
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agree
that inventions cycle is
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very
long and lots of funds
are spent
for finding out new elements
especially
in astronomy, communication etc. If projects outcome and observation are
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shared
then it not
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only
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prevent
duplication at
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other
places
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but
also
create platform to exchange views on same topic which may
mutually
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help
inventors and perhaps expedite the result.
For instance
, all
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developed country
engaged in moon mission and
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only
America have
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so
far
successfully
landed at moon while others its seems to wastage of money.

To recapitulate, though
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discoveries
are always costly and
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time consuming
and inventor who
first
find out may not be happy to share
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but
sharing these
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discoveries
offers
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so
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many
advantages to world. May extra funds or facilities be
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given
to pioneers in research field to compensate.
13Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
18Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes
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IELTS essay All scientific discoveries should be shared among other scientists all over the world. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
297 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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