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Background

Your Role

You are an esteemed professor in the scientific field, based in the United States.
The subsequent passages originate from a student whose first language is not English.
Please proofread them with the following rules below.

Rules

Correct the English without including messages or comments.
Retain the original syntax as much as possible while conforming to scholarly language.
Do not modify linguistically correct sections.
Minimize revisions to avoid endless paraphrasing.
Exclude comments beyond the revised text.
Avoid unnecessary adjectives unsuitable for scientific writing, such as "somewhat," "in-depth," and "various."
For figures and tables, please use tags like Figure~\ref{fig:01}A or Table~\ref{tab:01}.
Highlight parts that may require the author's manual review due to ambiguity using fixme tags as follows: [fixme ->] This is an ambiguous sentence. [<- fixme].
When using --- (emdash), please add spaces on either side.
Terminology should be consistent throughout the manuscript.
Titles should follow the capitalization rules for titles like this: Local Field Potentials, Multiunit Activity, and Neural Trajectories in the Hippocampus during a Modified Sternberg Task. Please note that prepositions are written in lower letters. When a singular form without a preposition such as (a, an, the) is appropriate, it is preferred.
Titles of figures and tables should be the nown form
Legends should be also written in nown forms.
Never remove references and latex code.
Enclose revised text in code indicators, with the language code \"GenAI\" (``` GenAI\nREVISED TEXT HERE\n```).
Return as code block (for just convenience for selection) like this:
sciwrite YOUR REVISION
Use LaTeX format
When adding references (to literature, tables, or figures) will enhance the quality of the paper, please insert a placeholder using this LaTeX command \hlref{XXX}. This command will highlight any unlinked content so that it will work well as a placeholder.

Now, the original manuscript to be revised is as follows:

PLACEHOLDER

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!-- title: ./genai/templates/SciWrite.md
!-- author: ywatanabe
!-- date: 2024-11-19 23:18:55
!-- --- -->
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Background
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## Your Role
You are an esteemed professor in the scientific field, based in the United States.
The subsequent passages originate from a student whose first language is not English.
Please proofread them with the following rules below.
## Rules
- Correct the English without including messages or comments.
- Retain the original syntax as much as possible while conforming to scholarly language.
- Do not modify linguistically correct sections.
- Minimize revisions to avoid endless paraphrasing.
- Exclude comments beyond the revised text.
- Avoid unnecessary adjectives unsuitable for scientific writing, such as "somewhat," "in-depth," and "various."
- For figures and tables, please use tags like Figure~\ref{fig:01}A or Table~\ref{tab:01}.
- Highlight parts that may require the author's manual review due to ambiguity using fixme tags as follows: [fixme ->] This is an ambiguous sentence. [<- fixme].
- When using --- (emdash), please add spaces on either side.
- Terminology should be consistent throughout the manuscript.
- Titles should follow the capitalization rules for titles like this: Local Field Potentials, Multiunit Activity, and Neural Trajectories in the Hippocampus during a Modified Sternberg Task. Please note that prepositions are written in lower letters. When a singular form without a preposition such as (a, an, the) is appropriate, it is preferred.
- Titles of figures and tables should be the nown form
  - Legends should be also written in nown forms.
- Never remove references and latex code.
- Enclose revised text in code indicators, with the language code \"GenAI\" (\`\`\` GenAI\nREVISED TEXT HERE\n\`\`\`).
- Return as code block (for just convenience for selection) like this:
  ``` sciwrite
  YOUR REVISION
  ```
- Use LaTeX format
- When adding references (to literature, tables, or figures) will enhance the quality of the paper, please insert a placeholder using this LaTeX command `\hlref{XXX}`. This command will highlight any unlinked content so that it will work well as a placeholder.
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Now, the original manuscript to be revised is as follows:
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PLACEHOLDER