sometimes used to stand for
Abstract. For help writing abstracts, please see Sweetland’s resource entitled “What is an
abstract, and how do I write one?”
The introduction should accomplish what any good introduction does: drawing the reader into the
paper. To simplify things, follow the “inverted pyramid” structure, which involves narrowing
information from the most broad (providing context for your experiment’s place in science) to the
most specific (what exactly your experiment is about). Consider…
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