With a conclusion

With the research question(s)

With a hypothesis

With a conclusion

Literature review

Recommendations

The study limitation

The abstract

Personal

Longitudinal

Quantitative

Qualitative

Questionnaire

Quiz

Survey

Interview

Future

Present

Past

Imperative

How the researchers carried out the investigation

The study design (for example whether it is a randomised controlled trial, a case-control study, a survey etc.)

For example, how many people were recruited to the study, how were they recruited, how was the questionnaire developed etc.

The researchers must also describe how they measured the outcomes (i.e. in a trial of different diets, the paper might say whether fat loss was measured using a scale, calipers or other method) and how they analyzed the data.

In videos

In slides

In tables, graphs, charts and other figures

In infographics

Why was the investigation organized?

How was the investigation organized?

Why did we get the results we did?

When was the investigation organized?

The research questions

The methodology adopted

Benefits of the study

Limitations of the study

By inviting scientists to produce more research in the area

By thanking readers

By presenting the results

By presenting evidence

In loco studies

Recognition studies - they usually identify a problem.

Intervention studies - they modify the context

Short studies