How to present research data consistently in a scientific paper.
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Abstract
The paper analyzes, on a subjective basis, aspects of how to write scientific papers that will be accepted for publication in peer review journals. For each individual section of the manuscript, i.e. Introduction, Materials and methods, Results, Discussion, Abstract, and References, general comments and examples are given. It is concluded that writing scientific articles is a form of mental exercise that has to be practised to be successful.
Medical subject headings
- Publishing
- Research