Question

Describe the structure of the Articles and analyze its strengths and weaknesses.

Answer 1

Before we begin to write, consideration of the best way to structure the article is a must.Article should follow the introduction, Methods, Results, and discussion system and should consist of the following sections:

TITLE

Title should be concise, should have a meaning and information providing to the whole readership of the article. It should include key terms which makes it more discoverable on online search of people. Long names and systematic ones should be avoided. Acronyms and symbols give some bad shape to the title so they should be avoided.

AUTHORS

The names should be displayed in parentheses after the English name. List all author's full names and institutions. Special care should be taken if we are submitting to a double blind journal where we should not include any author - identifying information in our article.

KEYWORDS

Keyword should be provided relevant to the work which can be used to index the article helping to make it more discoverable.

ABSTRACT

Abstract should give readers a brief summary of our article. It should be informative, accessible and not only indicator of general aims and scope of the article but also state the method of methodology used, main result obtained and conclusions drawn.

INTRODUCTION

Introduction should be concise, citing relevant references, should expand on highly specialised terms and abbreviations used in the article to make it more accessible and should describe the nature of the problem under investigation.

METHODS

this section should provide sufficient details of the experiment, statistical test or analysis to generate the result such that the method can be repeated by another researcher and the results reproduced.

RESULTS

This section should detail the main findings and outcomes of the study. It should be concise and informative.

DISCUSSION

This section should discuss the importance of result citing relevant references.

CONCLUSION

this should be used to highlight the novelty and significance of work and future plans if any.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

All sources of support what the article must be disclosed in acknowledgement section

REFERENCES

This section should be used to list all relevant works.