【SCI】结果部分就该这么写！

 1The first set of questions aimed to …
 2To compare the difference between …
 3The purpose of Experiment 3 was to …
 4Simple statistical analysis was used to …
 5The next question asked the informants …
 6To assess X, the Y questionnaire was used.
 7Changes in X and Y were compared using …
 8Regression analysis was used to predict the …
 9To distinguish between these two possibilities, …
10The first set of analyses examined the impact of …
11The correlation between X and Y was tested using …
12T-tests were used to analyse the relationship between …
13The average scores of X and Y were compared in order to …
14In order to assess Z, repeated-measures ANOVAs were used.
15Nine items on the questionnaire measured the extent to which …

 1What stands out in the table is …
 2Closer inspection of the table shows …
 3It is apparent from this table that very few …
 4The most interesting aspect of this graph is …
 5In Fig.10 there is a clear trend of decreasing …
 6What is striking about the figures in this table is …
 7What is interesting about the data in this table is that …
 8The differences between X and Y are highlighted in Table 4.
 9From the chart, it can be seen that by far the greatest demand is for …
10From this data, we can see that Study 2 resulted in the lowest value of …
11This table is quite revealing in several ways. First, unlike the other tables …
12From the data in Figure 9, it is apparent that the length of time left between …
13Data from this table can be compared with the data in Table 4.6 which shows …
14As Table III shows, there is a significant difference (t = -2.15, p = 0.03) between the two groups.

 1The mean score for X was …
 2Further analysis showed that …
 3Further statistical tests revealed …
 4A two-way ANOVA revealed that …
 5On average, Xs were shown to have …
 6Strong evidence of X was found when …
 7This result is significant at the p = 0.05 level.
 8The results, as shown in Table 1, indicate that …
 9A positive correlation was found between X and Y.
10There was a significant positive correlation between …
11The difference between the X and Y groups was significant.
12There was a significant difference in X, t(11) = 2.906, p<0.01
13There was a significant difference between the two conditions …
14Respondents who reported low levels of X also reported significantly lower levels of Y.

 1No increase in X was detected.
 2No difference greater than X was observed.
 3No significant differences were found between …
 4None of these differences were statistically significant.
 5No significant difference between the two groups was evident.
 6No significant reduction in X was found compared with placebo.
 7No evidence was found for non-linear associations between X and Y.
 8No significant correlation was found between X scores and the Y scores (p = .274)
 9
10X appeared to be unaffected by Y.
11Only trace amounts of X were detected in …
12There was no evidence that X has an influence on …
13The Chi-square test did not show any significant differences between …
14Overall, X did not affect males and females differently in these measures.
15A clear benefit of X in the prevention of Y could not be identified in this analysis.
16T-tests found no significant differences in mean scores on the X and Y subscales.

1Stimulation of X cells with Y did not increase the …
2With successive increases in intensity of the X, the Y moved further to …
3Following the addition of X, a significant increase (P<0.05) in the Y was recorded.
4When X cells were stimulated with Y, no significant difference in the number of Z was detected.

 1Interestingly, the X was observed to …
 2This result is somewhat counterintuitive.
 3Interestingly, this correlation is related to …
 4The more surprising correlation is with the …
 5Surprisingly, only a minority of respondents …
 6The most surprising aspect of the data is in the …
 7The correlation between X and Y is interesting because …
 8The most striking result to emerge from the data is that …
 9Interestingly, there were also differences in the ratios of …
10The single most striking observation to emerge from the data comparison was …

 1The overall response to the survey was poor.
 2Thirty-two individuals returned the questionnaires.
 3The response rate was 60% at six months and 56% at 12 months.
 4Of the study population, 90 subjects completed and returned the questionnaire.
 5Of 150 patients who were sent invitations, 81 returned the reply slip, of whom 60 agreed to …
 6By the end of the survey period, data had been collected from 64 individuals, 23 of whom were …
 7
 8There were 53 responses to the question: ‘…?’
 9Respondents were asked to indicate whether …
10The total number of responses for this question was …
11The overall response to this question was very positive.
12Respondents were asked to suggest other reasons for …
13In response to the question: ‘…?’, a range of responses was elicited.
14This section of the questionnaire required respondents to give information on …

 1Over half of those surveyed reported that …
 2A minority of participants (17%) indicated that …
 370% of those who were interviewed indicated that ….
 4Almost two-thirds of the participants (64%) said that ….
 5The majority of those who responded to this item felt that …
 6When asked whether …, 90% of the respondents reported that …
 7Just over half of those who answered this question reported that …
 8In response to Question 1, most of those surveyed indicated that …
 9When the participants were asked ……, the majority commented that …
10Of the 148 patients who completed the questionnaire, just over half indicated that …

 1Another reported problem was …
 2Opinions differed as to whether …
 3Concerns were expressed about …
 4A number of issues were identified …
 5A variety of perspectives were expressed …
 6These views surfaced mainly in relation to …
 7Concerns regarding X were more widespread.
 8There was a sense of X amongst interviewees.
 9Five broad themes emerged from the analysis.
10A common view amongst interviewees was that …
11One concern expressed regarding X was whether …
12This theme came up for example in discussions of …
13The themes of X and Y recurred throughout the dataset.
14Two divergent and often conflicting discourses emerged …
15Two discrete reasons emerged from this. First … Second …
16Issues related to X were not particularly prominent in the interview data.
17A recurrent theme in the interviews was a sense amongst interviewees that …

 1It was suggested that …
 2One interviewee argued that …
 3There were some suggestions that …
 4In all cases, the informants reported that …
 5In their accounts of the events surrounding …
 6There were some negative comments about …
 7The participants on the whole demonstrated …
 8Some felt that … , while others considered that …
 9Some interviewees argued that … , while others …
10This view was echoed by another informant who ..
11Whilst a minority mentioned that…, all agreed that…
12Only a small number of respondents indicated that …
13A small number of those interviewed suggested that ….
14For a small number of participants X was the reason for …
15The majority of participants agreed with the statement that …
16When asked about X, the participants were unanimous in the view that …

 1As one interviewee said: ‘…’
 2As one interviewee put it: ‘…’
 3One informant reported that …
 4The comment below illustrates …
 5One participant commented: ‘ …’
 6For example, one interviewee said: ‘…’
 7In one case, the participant thought that …
 8Another interviewee, when asked …, said: ‘…’
 9Other responses to this question included: ‘…’
10Another interviewee alluded to the notion of …
11Talking about this issue an interviewee said: ‘…’
12Commenting on X, one of the interviewees said …
13One individual stated that ‘…’ And another commented ‘…’

1If we now turn to …
2A comparison of the two results reveals …
3Turning now to the experimental evidence on …
4Comparing the two results, it can be seen that …
5The next section of the survey was concerned with …
6In the final part of the survey, respondents were asked …

1These results suggest that …
2Overall, these results indicate that …
3In summary, these results show that …
4In summary, for the informants in this study, …
5Together these results provide important insights into …
6Taken together, these results suggest that there is an association between …
7The results in this chapter indicate that … The next chapter, therefore, moves on to discuss the …