Interpretation and Presentation of Results

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Abstract
The purpose of an experiment is to answer questions. The truth of this seems so obvious, that it would not be worth emphasizing were it not for the fact that the results of many experiments are interpreted and presented with little or no reference to the questions that were asked in the first place. In other cases, it appears that the wrong questions were asked.

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