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Tips for writing lab reports

Faith · 2005-10-16 17:16:11

I'm a first year biology student and I have to have a lab report handed in tomorrow. It's my first one of this level and while I have the basics, I really need to flesh it out. It's about the use of Koch's Postulates to identify a disease. I'm really having trouble with the abstract (summary) part of it. How much…

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16-10-2005 6:16pm

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Faith

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I'm a first year biology student and I have to have a lab report handed in tomorrow. It's my first one of this level and while I have the basics, I really need to flesh it out. It's about the use of Koch's Postulates to identify a disease. I'm really having trouble with the abstract (summary) part of it. How much background information can I give? Any and all help is appreciated!

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#2 16-10-2005 10:27pm
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Do they not have sample papers on the net/ in the college library.

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#3 17-10-2005 1:34am
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Find abstracts should be a long defintion thats easy to read. If they are picky please check that you havent put in "we,I,me,Us.......etc....." only some colleges do that. Makes the report look more professional.

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