Practical Tips on Figure and Table Legends for Manuscripts
Manuscript writing is an integral part of sharing research outcomes. Authors write and publish manuscripts that target a specific journal audience. A manuscript presenting original…
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Preparing Scientific Figures for Your Manuscript: RBG vs. CMYK Spectrum Format
When you open Photoshop, you are prompted to choose between RBG and CMYK. At first glance, these may seem like options you can ignore- arbitrary and without impact. However, they…
Choosing the Best Format to Present Your Data
There are many useful ways to present your research data to editors, referees, and readers. Tables and figures are particularly effective when large amounts of information have to…
Enhancing Research Articles With Tables and Figures
Tables and figures undoubtedly play a critical role in enhancing manuscript quality. Scientific tables and graphs represent a large amount of statistical data in a consolidated…
Improving Clarity and Color in Scientific Images
For a scientific image to be effective, its meaning must be readily understood. There are three main areas to consider when constructing a graphic image to accurately represent…
Preparing Your Best Artwork for Journals
Modern science has long relied on published manuscript articles as the primary vehicle to communicate research. An indispensable feature of nearly all manuscripts—especially in the…
Presenting Figures and Their Importance in Research Papers
The old adage that a picture tells a thousand words can be very true in research articles. Used correctly, figures provide efficient visual presentations of your qualitative or…
Research Writing: Catch Their Eye With Graphics
Remember the time when journal articles were black and white? Black and white print, black and white illustrations, with X’s and hollow O’s and solid O’s to show the different…