Research in Marine Sciences

2020-04-17 14:20:48 Dear Author,

The next issue of journal will be published on June 2020. You can send your manuscript until 10 May, 2020, to have enough time for reviewing and editing processes. The submission can be done through the journal website or email.

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2020-03-18 10:56:34 Volume 5, Issue 1, March 2020
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2020-03-10 11:54:41 Dear Author,
The March issue is under publication process.

The next issue of journal will be published on June 2020. You can send your manuscript until 10 May, 2020, to have enough time for reviewing and editing processes. The submission can be done through the journal website or email.

Best regards,
Research in Marine Sciences

www.resmarsci.com
resmarsci@gmail.com Open / Comment

2020-02-20 10:58:48 The discussion section is where you delve into the meaning, importance and relevance of your results. It should focus on explaining and evaluating what you found, showing how it relates to your literature review and research questions, and making an argument in support of your overallconclusion. Open / Comment

2020-02-06 19:05:19 The Results section of a scientific research paper represents the core findings of a study derived from the methods applied to gather and analyze information. It presents these findings in a logical sequence without bias or interpretation from the author, setting up the reader for later interpretation and evaluation in the Discussion section. A major purpose of the Results section is to break down the data into sentences that show its significance to the research question(s).

The Results section appears third in the section sequence in most scientific papers. It follows the presentation of the Methods and Materials and is presented before the Discussion section—although the Results and Discussion are presented together in many journals. This section answers the basic question “What did you find in your research?” Open / Comment

2020-02-02 20:46:32 It is generally recommended that the materials and methods should be written in the past tense, either in active or passive voice. In this section, ethical approval, study dates, number of subjects, groups, evaluation criteria, exclusion criteria and statistical methods should be described sequentially. Open / Comment

2020-01-29 19:54:42 For a good Introduction:

 Indicate the field of the work, why this field is important, and what has already been done (with proper citations).

 Indicate a gap, raise a research question, or challenge prior work in this territory.

 Outline the purpose and announce the present research, clearly indicating what is novel and why it is significant.

 Avoid: repeating the abstract; providing unnecessary background information; exaggerating the importance of the work; claiming novelty without a proper literature search.  Open / Comment