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Revision as of 02:02, 15 November 2020
A report cover (hereinafter, the Cover) is the the front and back of a report. The Cover is an optional part of report's front matter; when the Cover is included, it functions as a part of report's descriptive metadata.
Description
The ANSI/NISO Scientific and Technical Reports standard details,
[[Conclusions
The required conclusions section interprets findings that have been substantiated in the discussion of results and discusses their implications. The section introduces no new material other than remarks based on these findings. It includes the author’s/creator’s opinions and is written to be read independently of the text. The section could include a summary of the conclusions from similar studies, a conclusion based solely on the current results, or an overall conclusion. The following examples could be appropriate titles for this section:
• Conclusions - if deductions independent of specific conditions of the investigation are made
• Restatement of Results - if factual findings specific to the particular investigation are given
• Concluding Remarks - if opinions are included in addition to findings and conclusions
