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In 1993 Dorothea Thompson published a useful RP on Results Sections in biochemistry articles. She was particularly articles. She was particularly interested in what kinds of comments researchers made their in their Result sections and whether researchers followed the guidelines in manuals. Here are eight sentences from her paper. Based on Table 21 and on your own knowledge, can you guess from which of the sections they come? Mark each one I, M, R, or D. There are two from each section. Work with a partner if possible.
 * Unit Seven: Constructing a Research Paper **
 * // Task 4 –Pages 223-224 //**
 * 1) 1. Only further research can determine the applicability of this study’s findings to scientific disciplines outside biochemistry. ** D **
 * 2) 2. The data were analyzed both qualitative and quantitatively. ** M **
 * 3) 3. Short communications and mini-reviews were excluded from the sample because these applications have different objectives and use a different format from that of the experimental research article. ** M **
 * 4) 4. The assumptions underlying this study are grounded largely in sociological accounts of the scientific enterprise (knorr- Centina 1981; Latour and Woolgar 1979). ** I **
 * 5) 5. There style guides are, at best, superficial descriptions of the content of these sections. ** D **
 * 6) 6. In 15 of sample articles, these methodological narratives included explicit justifications for the selection of certain technical procedures, laboratory equipment, or alternatives to standard protocols. ** R **
 * 7) 7. Scientific style manuals reinforce the conception that Results sections simply present experimental data in a “cold” purely objective, expository manner (Council of Biology Editors 1972; Day 1988; Mitchell 1968; Woodford 1968). ** I **
 * 8) 8. In 38% of the JBC Results sections sampled, Kornberg and his coauthors directly relate their findings to those of earlier studies, as the following illustrate. ** R **