Emphasis on Technical Specificity

1. Introduction: Begin with a more specific statement about the importance of

machinability in composite materials, highlighting its relevance in industry. For
example: "Machinability is a critical property of composite materials,
influencing their efficiency and cost-effectiveness in industrial applications."
2. Detailed Description of GFRP: Provide a more detailed introduction to Glass
Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP), explaining why its unique properties pose
specific challenges and opportunities in machining.
3. Clearer Objectives: Clearly state the research objectives in a separate
sentence for better emphasis, such as: "This study aims to investigate the
milling response parameters—namely, surface roughness and dimensional
accuracy—of GFRP."
4. Methodology Breakdown: Break down the experimental methodology into
concise points, making it easier to understand the process and parameters
involved.
5. Structured Results: Present the results in a structured format, possibly with
bullet points or subheadings for different aspects like surface roughness and
dimensional accuracy.
6. Consistent Terminology: Use consistent and precise technical terminology
throughout the abstract for coherence.
7. Concluding Remark: End with a statement that highlights the significance of
your findings in the broader context of material engineering.