Table 1.

The three schemes

S1	Objective	OBJ	The background and the aim of the research
	Method	METH	The way to achieve the goal
	Result	RES	The principle findings
	Conclusion	CON	Analysis, discussion and the main conclusions
S2	Background	BKG	The circumstances pertaining to the current work, situation, or its causes, history, etc.
	Objective	OBJ	A thing aimed at or sought, a target or goal
	Method	METH	A way of doing research, esp. according to a defined and regular plan; a special form of procedure or characteristic set of procedures employed in a field of study as a mode of investigation and inquiry
	Result	RES	The effect, consequence, issue or outcome of an experiment; the quantity, formula, etc. obtained by calculation
	Conclusion	CON	A judgment or statement arrived at by any reasoning process; an inference, deduction, induction; a proposition deduced by reasoning from other propositions; the result of a discussion, or examination of a question, final determination, decision, resolution, final arrangement or agreement
	Related work	REL	A comparison between the current work and the related work
	Future work	FUT	The work that needs to be done in the future
S3	Hypothesis	HYP	A statement that has not been yet confirmed rather than a factual statement
	Motivation	MOT	The reason for carrying out the investigation
	Background	BKG	Description of generally accepted background knowledge and previous work
	Goal	GOAL	The target state of the investigation where intended discoveries are made
	Object	OBJT	An entity which is a product or main theme of the investigation
	Experiment	EXP	Experiment details
	Model	MOD	A statement about a theoretical model or framework
	Method	METH	The means by which the authors seek to achieve a goal of the investigation
	Observation	OBS	The data/phenomena recorded within an investigation
	Result	RES	Factual statements about the outputs of an investigation
	Conclusion	CON	Statements inferred from observations and results, relating to research hypothesis