According to the correlation between the research results and the questions raised in the introduction, it is decided to list the most relevant results, regardless of whether these results support the assumptions put forward. The first thing is important and the details are appropriate. Choose the theme that needs to be emphasized most, taking into account the relative proportion of each part.

Simple is empty, too detailed and too trivial. The results section does not need to present every result you have obtained or observed, and should be selected. For repeated tests, it is not necessary to list all the observed values and data of repeated tests, but the number of repetitions should be stated and the average value should be adopted.

2. In the results section, organize your data according to the chronological order or the important-secondary order revealed in the research method. In each paragraph, the narrative order from the most important result to the least important result should be followed.

3. Determine the best way to express data, whether it is text, graphic curve or table.

Summarize your research results and guide the author to use text, charts and/or tables. Words should be a supplement to charts, but be careful not to repeat the same information in words, numbers and tables. For example, it is not necessary to use both tables and charts for the same set of data.

4. Describe the results and data of the control group, including some observation results that are not reflected in the official chart if necessary.

5. Clearly describe the importance of the response or difference of one or more variables. If appropriate, use percentage change instead of specific data.

6. Ensure the accuracy and consistency of the data in the whole article. Pay attention to measurement units and significant figures. Adopt the international system of units. If the test data of the test instrument is not international, indicate and convert it. The same set of test data should use the same significant figures.

7. Summarize the statistical analysis results, and give the actual P values of all preliminary analysis (decreasing probability index reflecting the reliability of the results-blogger's note). Some also need to give measurement error, standard deviation, average standard deviation, mean square deviation and coefficient of variation. Give the number of repetitions or degrees of freedom in parentheses.

8. The charts shall be numbered consecutively according to the order in which they appear in the article, and each chart shall be given a brief title. The table title shall be placed above the table, and the chart title shall be placed below the chart, with legend in the sheet, or the chart title shall be listed separately (as required by the trial publication).

According to the specific requirements of the journal, insert the chart into the appropriate position in the result part of the article, or put the chart after the reference at the end of the article. It goes without saying that each diagram and table needs to be complete and independent.

9. When writing in English, describe the research results in the simple past tense.

10. The writing is accurate, concise and clear.