: Re: Should I explain the consequences of the contributions in the contribution section? Should I explain the consequences of the contributions in the contribution section of a research paper? For instance,

I would not provide the consequences; those are detailed in the paper itself.

If anything, you have an abstract at the front of the paper that will tend toward that, e.g.

We will show that there is a unique fixed point in this transformed mapping, thus demonstrating the viability of Finkleworth's proposal. We then implement that and demonstrate ...

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: Skip the flashbacks. That IS the story. Instead of flashbacks, just consider a story (trilogy or not) that shows present-tense scenes with time-skips between chapters showing the transformation

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: What liberties can I take with the monarchies in my own world? Could a writer make up his own rules, for a monarchy he created, in a world of his own making? My question is whether I

: This may depend on the writer and their style; what I think is a great opening line, and what you think is a great opening line, may be quite different things. Speaking for myself, I write

: Skip the flashbacks. That IS the story. Instead of flashbacks, just consider a story (trilogy or not) that shows present-tense scenes with time-skips between chapters showing the transformation

: I have a retracted article for ethical misconduct, this means my career is over? When I was in my first year of M.SC. A professor told me to work on a project that the main data were belong

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