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Annotation to describe above
 
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Include comment on limitations, confidence in the results, and error
 
5.10 Discussion 
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Significance of results
 
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Comparison of results with expected/intended results
 
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Relate results to aims of project
 

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5.11 References 
•  Ensure all references are cross-referenced 
•  Use an accepted and consistent style 
 
5.12 Appendices 
•  Include important procedural information that is not appropriate to put 
in the report due to size or level of detail. Ensure appendices are 
referenced in the body of the report 
•  Each appendix should start with a paragraph that summarises the 
content and outlines its relevance to the report 
•  Include project management information under this heading 
5.13 Style: 
Use an accepted style and be consistent. Reports for specific purposes 
(such as (a) PhD/Masters/Honours theses, (b) technical or consultancy 
report, and (c) reports prepared for submission to a journal for publication) 
will usually be required to meet specific style, format and content 
requirements. Make sure you are familiar with these where appropriate. 
Styles are available for use in most word processors. Use these pre-defined 
styles for consistency. If you are undertaking a major project you may like to 
edit a style to suit your particular requirements. 
Use headers and/or footers where appropriate. Information can include 
name, project/report title, version, date, page number and total number of 
pages. This is particularly important when you have intellectual property to 
protect and when you have several versions of a draft out for 
comment/review
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