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A journal manuscript comprises of introduction, abstract, methods, results, and conclusion. 1.In abstract section, include a short description of the purpose of your paper. 2.In introduction chapter, provide a consistent nature of the journal. 3.Methods section comprises detailed information method you followed to conduct the research. 4.Include the outcomes of your study in the result section. 5.Conclusion section shows how your work advances in your field from the present state of knowledge.

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Writing a journal manuscript is an arduous and tedious task. You should ensure that there are no errors in your work. If there are any errors, your work will get rejected by the publication immediately. If you are unaware of what needs to be included and how to organize the chapter, do not burn your hand. Just take professional assistance.