Writing-up your Quantitative Results

Update: 2013-01-25

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Ray Randall and Sue Harrington discuss some hints and tips on writing-up the results section from quantitative data. This may help create concise, interesting and relevant results from all the collected data.

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Writing-up your Quantitative Results

Ray Randall & Sue Harrington, University of Leicester

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Writing-up your Quantitative Results

Ray Randall & Sue Harrington, University of Leicester

Writing-up your Quantitative Results