How do I write a scientific paper?

A title must contain words such as "A study of …", "Investigations of …", "Observations on …", etc.

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The keyword list cannot increase the ease with which interested parties can locate and find your article.

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1. The Abstract aims to determine research relevance to readers’ interests so that they can decide whether to read the document in its entirety.

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The introduction establishes the significance of research work and states clearly its scope and objectives.

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It’s not obligatory for the Materials and Methods section to provide enough detail for a competent worker to repeat the study described and reproduce the results.

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1. Because the results comprise the new knowledge contributed to the world, findings are to be clearly and simply stated.

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Long speculation about what results may mean in a general sense is usually demanded forming the bulk of the discussion.

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1. Every source must be acknowledged.

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1. Appendices contain more detailed information that may be of interest to a few people working specifically in your field.

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No guidelines about submission and manuscript preparation exist.

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