Documenting the results of your research in the form of a manuscript is harder than conducting a research itself. Many scientists are clueless on where and how to begin writing a medical manuscript.
But, not when you have these 7 steps in mind!
7 Steps to Write Your Research Paper Faster
1.Outline the format of the paper
- Introduction to research topic
- Hypothesis of research
- Materials and methods used
- Key findings
- Discussion on the results of research
2.Introduce your research topic
- Provide relevant background information on the topic
- State the implications of your work with in-text citations
3.Define your hypothesis
- Write in present tense
- Give brief overview of your experimental design
4.Materials and methods used in research
- Write in past tense
- Organize it in sub-sections with headings
5.Key results of research
- Organize it in sub-sections with headings
- Use tables, figures, and graphs to support the data
6.Discussion of results
- Describe the main findings of your research
- Address the hypothesis showing evidence from your results
- Report how the results relate to the previous studies in the field
- Conclude by summarizing the outcome of the study
7.What to avoid?
- Long, complex, and vague sentences
- Unnecessary detail
- Unnecessary use of technical terms