Title of the Research Study
PEOPLE WHO DID THE STUDY1
1 UNIVERSITIES AND/OR HOSPITALS THEY ARE AFFILIATED WITH
Introduction
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Use the Introduction to provide context or background for your work. Briefly state your research question and/or project objectives clearly. Why is the work important or needed? Why am I doing it and what do I hope to add to the conversation? What is the relationship of your study to other published work?
Results
Briefly describe how your results were created. How did you do the work? Bullets, flow charts or a picture can be helpful.
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CHART or PICTURE
What did you find? Often the results rely on images: photographs, graphs, designs, tables, and drawings. Keep all clean and simple. Use figure (or table) captions as opportunities to summarize your results. If you have an interesting result, explicitly state it in the caption. Make the strongest statements your data will support.
DATA, GRAPHS ETC
DATA, GRAPHS ETC
Figure 1 Caption
Figure 2 Caption
DATA, GRAPHS ETC
Figure 3 Caption
Conclusions
DATA, GRAPHS ETC
Figure 4 Caption
State and interpret what you found. What does it all mean? Do the results support your conclusions, and what do you recommend? Simple text or bullets can be helpful. A model can be helpful too.
MODEL?
Future Directions
References
Acknowledgments
Keep acknowledgments to one or two lines. Do not forget funding source if applicable!
DATA
Table 1 Caption
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Methods