The Results Section Team 2) by Stuart Wright https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy en-us 2025-08-27 07:05:35 UTC 2025-10-24 06:20:14 UTC hello@padlet.com Plots over Tables https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642905254 Try to represent data with graphs/plots and put accompanying data tables in an appendix

]]> 2025-10-21 10:51:07 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642905254 Data visualization https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642907850 Use clear, concise data visualization for numeric results.

 

]]> 2025-10-21 10:52:53 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642907850 Tables https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642908175 Keep tables short, not too many rows and columns. Otherwise, in an appendix, or in supplementary data available via a link.

]]> 2025-10-21 10:53:09 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642908175 Most important data https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642909101

  • Don't overload with results. Select most important


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  • Simple clear figures or tables (easy to read and understand)

  • Use appendix for data that is extra

  • Simple and clear presentation of results


    • ]]>     2025-10-21 10:55:02 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642910445     Last bit https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642912895 Consistency with related work (units etc, for comparison with other works)

    ]]>     2025-10-21 10:56:38 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642912895     Uncertainties... https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642913141 Measurements... Should have an uncertainty budget. (See for example, the ISO GUM)

    ]]>     2025-10-21 10:56:50 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642913141     Highlights are your friend https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642914009 Highlighting particularly relevant rows/columns in tables, or plots in figures etc. is quite good at enhancing readability.

    ]]>     2025-10-21 10:57:26 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642914009     Connect Methods and Results https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642916344 If there are multiple methods used, make sure it is clear which methods led to which results

    ]]>     2025-10-21 10:59:20 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642916344     Qualitative Results https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642919729 In the case of qualitative results, clear representation of is important - if the results are subject to interpretation (in the discussion section) it should be clearly conveyed what is being interpreted.

    ]]>     2025-10-21 11:01:27 UTC https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642919729     Ali, Robin, Matteo https://padlet.com/studieskolen1/o2kygcbgyguij3oy/wish/3642920644

  • Present data clearly & accessibly, e.g. via visualizations or tables. Make sure to select data presentation that highlights your most important findings -> consistency between message and data presentation

  • Describe results but avoid jumping to interpretations in context and/or conclusions

  • Use your text to highlight the most important findings and tell the story of the paper/tie it to the red thread of the paper

  • Pay attention to the order in which you present the results. How can you create a flow/meaningful scientific presentation?

  • Make simple statements so you avoid confusing the reader about the results found. Avoid exaggerations.

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