True, "The" is used before a superlative adjective, such as "the most rigorous.", Institutions such as "the ethics committee" usually take "the.", "Research," "evidence," "advice" and "feedback" are uncountable nouns., "A body of evidence" and "a piece of research" are both partitive constructions., An "of"-phrase after a noun usually makes that noun definite., Zero article is used when speaking about a category in general., Amara noticed a graph that matched one she had already reviewed., Reyes was the journal's editor and Amara had sat on his advisory board., Reyes advised Amara to forget the coincidence and move on., Amara reported the matter to the ethics committee that same night., Reyes reminded her that her own application went through his office., False, Ordinal numbers like "first" and "fourth" never take "the" in English., When generalising about a whole category, English normally uses "the" plus a plural noun., To refer to one instance of an uncountable noun, English adds "-s" to make it plural., "Progress" can be correctly pluralised as "progresses.", Amara immediately assumed there was an innocent explanation and did nothing., Reyes immediately reassured Amara when she called., Reyes had leaked exactly one dataset, once., The ethics committee ignored Amara's report., Amara was the only reviewer who ever came forward.

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