It seems likely to me that you did in fact copy these phrases directly, or perhaps wrote them down verbatim in your notes as bullet points and then copied those into your writing. For example, the source states "MRI is relatively expensive, requires longer imaging times than CT and may not be immediately available in all areas" you transformed this into two bullet points "MRI is relatively expensive/requires longer imaging times than CT". Second, it does seem that you've directly copied from the source rather than internalizing the concepts and generating text in your own words. Possibly the topic you've chosen is too generic. Relying so much on one source suggests that you haven't made a unique presentation, rather, you've found someone else's presentation and summarized it. Typically, you should be able to synthesize multiple sources for a college-level presentation. However, there are some things counting against you:įirst, I suspect that your work here may not be meeting the learning goals of the course.
I agree that this seems at most to be a borderline case on its face, and 10% is not an unusual percentage similarity for non-plagiarized work.
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