rem4:abstract
This is an old revision of the document!
Abstracts
Structure of Abstracts
| Lead-in | 1 sentence - a kind of introduction. “The shortest introduction possible.” |
| Key Problem Area | Very early in the abstract should contain a short explanation of the problem you are addressing. Make sure you describe it at the right level of detail (not too general, not too specific: Your work answers some questions: This is the right level of detail for your motivation. |
| Key Motivation | Why did you do this work? |
| Method | How did you do this work? |
| Results | What were your results? |
| (Conclusion) | (Sometimes authors choose to include 1 or 2 sentences on the main message of your work described in this paper.) |
General Guidelines
| Keep it simple! | No one ever faulted a scientific paper for being too easy to read or having too simple wording or sentence structure. |
| Keep it concise | The abstract is the most polished part, wording wise, of scientific papers. |
| As simple as possible but not simpler | Make sure it's easy to read but says everything. |
/var/www/cadia.ru.is/wiki/data/attic/rem4/abstract.1219745599.txt.gz · Last modified: 2024/04/29 13:33 (external edit)