Complicated technical details and charts are usually placed in the:
a. body.
b. introduction.
c. summary.
d. appendix.
e. bibliography.
Question 2
When it comes to discussing the limitations of a study, the writer should:
a. emphasize what could have been accomplished given a larger research budget.
b. acknowledge that all studies contain error and this one is no different.
c. not mention them, let the data speak for itself.
d. provide a balanced account of the specific problems.
e. tell an amusing anecdote relating to statistical fallibility.
Body plan of an echinoderm, as represented by a sea star.
muscles whole body
The Body as Mapped on the Motor Cortex and Somatosensory Cortex
Stress Pathways of the Body
Levels of Structural Organization & Body Systems
Bivalve Body Plan: Clam