Guidelines for scientific writing in the health sciences: Materials and Methods Writing
Pautas de redacción científica en ciencias de la salud: Redacción de Materiales y Métodos
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The Materials and Methods section is the part of the article that should provide sufficient information on how the study was conducted, with the aim of enabling replication. This section includes the study type and design, setting and timeframe, participants, variables and measurement instruments, data sources and procedures, statistical analysis, and ethical considerations.Downloads
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