1. It could be important aspects to include or things to avoid

2. Don’t make the advice too specific to your field.

Be selective in what you show, while also avoiding being biased

Order of presenting the results, ensure sufficient flow throughout

Be inclusive to color blind people (when making figures)

Cite graphs/tables and explain them

Compare our results with previous/other results and cite the comparison criteria

Answering the research questions stated in the Intro

Adding links to external resources of the project(datasets, github pages, samples, input data, etc.)

2) Don't include all experimental data, only include relevant results.

3) Put additional data in the appendix

4) Description of what is seen on graphs/tables.

5) Make graphs consistent (same colour for compound and same scale)

6) Mention specifically if the scales are not the same on graphs

7) Does not have to be chronological from lab - should be logical reading/story order

8) Mention outliers

- Organised style (i.e., one significant result per paragraph)

- Chronological order

- Statistical analyses

- Objectiveness