I'd suggest the following components:

Cover/Title page

Abstract

Introduction

Framework

Literature

Method

Findings

Discussion

Conclusions, Implications, and Recommendations

References

A break through does not require any standard structure. Standards are more a conventional jargon.

Introduction

Method

Results and

Discussion

I would add to Ian's list

Conclusions

Suggestions for further research

Be aware that in the medical and health sciences reporting of research is prescribed by reporting protocols.

hi dear professor , title , abstract, introduction , text title is included : (Define the subject,Subject History, Comparison,..... ) , Conclusion, Reference, thanks a lot ....

Pls include to Ian's list

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However, a section for Algorithms could be designed for better impact of research.

I'd suggest the following components:

Cover/Title page

Abstract

Introduction

Framework

Literature

Method

Findings

Discussion

Conclusions, Implications, and Recommendations

References

Dear respected Naderpour,

The standard structure of a research paper follows the following trend:

1. Title of the research paper

2. The Author(s) names. The corresponding Author is asterisk.

b. The affiliation of each author

c. The e-mail address of the corresponding author

3. Abstract of the research paper. The abstract should be structured (introduction, objective, materials and methods, results and conclusions), while reviews research paper, case reports and other articles have non-structured abstracts. The abstract should be a summary/synopsis of the research paper which contents are extract from the main body of the research paper.

4. Introduction

5. Materials and Methods: Including design methodology.

6. Results:

7. Discussion: Discuss

i. main findings of the study

ii. the main results with reference to previous research work.

iii. policy and practice implications of the results

iv. strengths and limitations of the study

8. Conclusions

9. Acknowledgements (Names people who added value to the work, but did not contribute sufficiently to earn authorship).

10. References (Complete citations for any articles or other materials referenced in the text or main body of the research paper).

Best regards.

1) Title

2) Introduction

3) Aim of study

4) Methodology

5) Results

6) Discussion

7) Conclusions

8) Recommendation

8) Acknowledgment

9) References

Best Regards H. Naderpour

The standard structure of the research paper varies from journal to journal and this causes confusion for the researcher