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Structure of A Manuscript Dhruv
Structure of A Manuscript Dhruv
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Dhruv Aeron
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B.Tech IT 6th Sem
INTRODUCTION TO THE MANUSCRIPT STRUCTURE
Manuscript structure:
A manuscript typically follows a structured format to effectively communicate
research findings and insights. The standard structure for research manuscripts
is IMRaD, which stands for Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion.
Importance of organizing a manuscript effectively:
Proper organization enhances readability and comprehension, guiding readers
through the study's objectives, methods, results, and conclusions in a logical
sequence.
COMPONENTS OF A MANUSCRIPT
ABSTRACT
• Definition of abstract:
An abstract is a brief, comprehensive summary of a research paper
that allows readers to quickly understand the purpose, methods,
results, and conclusions of the study.
• Presentation of findings:
Clear data presentation enhances understanding and
supports the study's conclusions.
DISCUSSION
• Purpose of References:
• Lists all sources cited in the manuscript.
• Enables readers to locate and verify cited works.
• Components of a Reference Entry:
• Author(s), publication year, title, source details.
• Citation Styles:
• Follow specific styles (e.g., APA, MLA) as per journal guidelines.
• Importance of Accurate Referencing:
• Avoids plagiarism and gives credit to original authors.
• Demonstrates scholarly integrity.
VARIATIONS IN MANUSCRIPT STRUCTURE
Disciplinary Differences:
Manuscript structures can also vary across
academic disciplines such as Scientific, Medical,
Social Sciences and Humanities.
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