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    The document provides guidelines for writing the methodology section of a research paper. It states that the methodology section should describe the procedures of the study in enough detail that others could evaluate and potentially repeat the study. It should include details of materials used, experimental setups, data collection methods, analyses conducted, and limitations discovered. The methodology section should be written in the past tense and passive voice, without personal pronouns or abbreviations on first use. Headings and subheadings should match those in the results section.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing the methodology section of a research paper. It states that the methodology section should describe the procedures of the study in enough detail that others could evaluate and potentially repeat the study. It should include details of materials used, experimental setups, data collection methods, analyses conducted, and limitations discovered. The methodology section should be written in the past tense and passive voice, without personal pronouns or abbreviations on first use. Headings and subheadings should match those in the results section.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing the methodology section of a research paper. It states that the methodology section should describe the procedures of the study in enough detail that others could evaluate and potentially repeat the study. It should include details of materials used, experimental setups, data collection methods, analyses conducted, and limitations discovered. The methodology section should be written in the past tense and passive voice, without personal pronouns or abbreviations on first use. Headings and subheadings should match those in the results section.

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    METHODOLOGY

    PUNCTUALITY
    10 PTS ON TIME
    MINUS 2 FOR EVERY 1 DAY LATE
    METHODOLOGY
    This section describes in sufficient detail the procedures employed
    in the research so it can be evaluated and repeated if necessary.
    Such description is important in evaluating the study.
    The interpretation of the results of the study is taken in the light
    of the methods employed. The validity and reliability of the
    methods employed enable the reader to put more confidence on
    the results of the study. Reproducibility of data is a primary
    consideration in evaluating reliability of the technique. Validity of
    the methods ensures that the data gathered are relevant, being
    investigated and appropriate to the problem.
    CONTENT
    The methodology section informs the reader of the steps undertaken
    by the researcher and how he did them. It includes the following:
    a.All processes done during actual experimentation
    b.All materials and amounts used in the study
    c.Description of experimental and control setups
    d.Kinds of data gathered
    e.Number of trials and replicates done
    f.Description of the samples and reference population
    g.Management of sample plants and/or animals
    h.Sampling technique
    i.Identification and classification of variables
    j.Chemical, physical and microbiological analyses of
    samples
    k.Manner of data collection, organization and processing
    l.Statistical analysis
    m.Limitation in the methods that have been discovered
    during the study
    ORGANIZATION, STYLE &
    FORMAT
    1. Headings and subheadings are meant to help the reader
    through this section. They are labels, not sentences.
    2. The headings and subheadings match those in the RESULTS
    section to enable the reader to grasp quickly the relationship of a
    specific method to the corresponding results.
    3. The procedures in the METHODOLOGY are given in the order
    that they were done during actual conduct of the experiment.
    4. Materials used in the study like glassware, equipment and
    chemicals are mentioned as the details of the procedure are given.
    They are not enumerated or listed individually as in a laboratory
    manual. Amounts of materials indicated are accompanied by
    appropriate units of mesurements.
    5. Standard analyses are not described in great detail. However,
    modifications/improvements done in such routine analyses are
    stated in detail. Choice of alternative methods of analysis is also
    explained.
    6. Photographs or flow diagrams are used to illustrate the samples,
    equipment, working model of the designed apparatus and schematic
    outline of the processes employed.
    7. Abbreviations are never used on first citations. The same rule
    applies to scientific names. They are spelled out completely on first
    citation; however, abbreviations may be used in later citations. e.g.
    Escherichia coli is abbreviated as E.coli
    8. In the research report, the METHODOLOGY section is written in
    the past tense (future tense for research proposal). The passive voice
    is generally used. Personal pronouns are not used and instead the
    researchers are alluded to use the third person.
    Example: The materials will be acquired.
    9. If the sentence starts with a number, the number is spelled out
    Example: Ten mg of salt will be added.

    (Incorrect: 10 mg of salt will be added.)


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