Dear all,
what should be in the highlights, when writing an original research paper ?
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Provide effective key words
The purpose of the discussion and written
Result effectively
Comprehensive Abstract
Hello there,
Highlights are the new trend where in you make points to attract attention to or emphasize something important in your research work. ( almost a concise abstract)
Well the same answers have been suggested by both the authors above. I will cut the chase and directly post you the link instead. hope it helps.
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https://blogcomunicacionacademica.wordpress.com/2014/12/15/how-to-write-the-highlights-for-a-research-paper/
Hey there..
Example of "Highlights" are as under. Hope this article will help you.
https://www.elsevier.com/authors/journal-authors/highlights
While writing your manuscript, you will examine and analyze your results in depth, and it will become clear which findings you want to emphasize. This is why many experts suggest you write your abstract at the end, after the rest of the manuscript is written. The same is true for writing your highlights. It will be easiest to wait to write your Highlights section either just before or after you write your abstract, as you will know the major points that you can emphasize at that time.
This a very useful link:
http://www.itc.nl/library/papers/hengl_rules.pdf
I found this link useful in regard to "highlights": http://www.biosciencewriters.com/Tips-for-Writing-a-Highlights-Section-of-a-Scientific-Manuscript.aspx
I think the following link will benefit you in your search
https://www.proof-reading-service.com/en/blog/how-to-write-highlights-for-an-academic-or-scientific-paper/
Best Regards Muhammad Furqan Ali
Highlights are the most findings of your article as a points that give readers an at- a- glimpse overview of main results.
Highlights of your paper are the important findings of the research work.
You must write these after writing the complete manuscript. Actually, these are the selling of your results.
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