上游充通大淫 实验报告要求参考（康奈尔大学） SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY 5) Discussion.The Discussion Section interprets the data presented in the Result Section. Often this section is combined with the Result Section.A good discussion will contain: a)Principles,relationships and generalizations that can be supported by theresults. b)Exceptions,areas where there are gaps in the results or areas needing further investigation. c)Emphasis on results and conclusions that agree or disagree with work. d)Practical or theoretical implications of the results. The Discussion Section should not recapitulate the Result Section,but should rather discuss the meaning of the results.The reader should be told how the results provide a solution &lor understanding to the problem stated in the Introduction Section. 6)Conclusion.A summary of evidenc'e for each of your discussion points. 7)References.This section lists that references cited in the paper. 8)Tables and Figures.This section is often contained within the Result Section.This approach is preferable for publications with embedded graphics,but for graphics that are the only object(s)on a single page,it is usual to put all the graphics at the end ofa report.实验报告要求参考（康奈尔大学） 5) Discussion. The Discussion Section interprets the data presented in the Result Section. Often this section is combined with the Result Section. A good discussion will contain: a) Principles, relationships and generalizations that can be supported by theresults. b) Exceptions, areas where there are gaps in the results or areas needing further investigation. c) Emphasis on results and conclusions that agree or disagree with work. d) Practical or theoretical implications of the results. The Discussion Section should not recapitulate the Result Section, but should rather discuss the meaning of the results. The reader should be told how the results provide a solution &lor understanding to the problem stated in the Introduction Section. 6) Conclusion. A summary of evidenc'e for each of your discussion points. 7) References. This section lists that references cited in the paper . 8) Tables and Figures. This section is often contained within the Result Section. This approach is preferable for publications with embedded graphics, but for graphics that are the only object(s) on a single page, it is usual to put all the graphics at the end ofa report