RESEARCH ABSTRACT GUIDELINES

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Author(s) Full Name and Surname1*
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1Department, Faculty, University, Street Name and Number, Postal Code and City, Country
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*e-mail: (only of the corresponding author)
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Abstract text
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Abstract (font Arial 11)

Brief Introduction

Briefly explain why this research is important and what was the aim of the research. Keep the section brief and simple, so that any reader who may not be familiar with the specifics of the topic can, in a couple of sentences, understand what was done, and why.

This research is important because…
The aim of this research was…

Materials and Methods

This section should contain a brief description of the materials used (what, when, where, etc.) and methods employed in the research. Provide numerical data when explaining the materials (and/or method), keep the information concise, and avoid detailed descriptions of already known methods. If applicable, provide the name/s of the statistical tests you have used in the research.

The data for this research was …*, obtained from/at…**, from the period …***.

–  the method/s employed for dissecting this data was/were… *
–  physical/online source (ex. company, database, questionnaire, country, etc.)**
– a period in time (from-to) ***

Results and Discussion

Summarize the results by presenting the collected data and its statistical treatment. Include only relevant data with sufficient detail to properly justify the conclusion. When discussing the results, be objective, point out the features and limitations of the work, and briefly state the logical implications of the results.

The results of this research show that…
This research has contributed towards…

Conclusion

Formulate the conclusion based on the evidence presented in the Results and Discussion section by interpreting the research findings into a strong closing statement. Your conclusion should be brief, summarizing the major points succinctly and pointing out the significance of the results. Authors can also discuss open questions that remain in the area or future directions that the research could undertake.

Given the results… this research shows that…

 

Keywords: Write 3 to 8 keywords or phrases concerning the research.