●      Includes raw results or endlessly repeating data. A summary of the results is sufficient. Supplementary materials can include raw data if necessary.

●      Removing redundant information. In the Discussion, you will be able to highlight the most relevant results.

●      Reiterating background information or methods or adding several sentences of introductory text.

●      Results are not compatible. You must explain how you obtained all of the experimental observations.

●      To ignore negative results and results that don't support the conclusions. All relevant findings must be mentioned, even if they don't support your hypotheses or predictions. Negative results can be useful and will help guide future research on the topic.

●      Discussion or interpretation of the results.

●      Common errors in figures/tables can be varied and many .

The Results section, in short, is the core of your paper and supports your claims. It is important to organize your paper well and to prepare clear figures and tables that convey your message to the reader. Write well!

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