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Incorporating Data - Coggle Diagram
Incorporating Data
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The Graphic Elements
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Three-Dimensional Graphs
Use three-dimensional graphs only to represent three dimensions of data. If there are no data for the z axis, do not use three-dimensional formatting. This may require changing the default settings on your software.
Legend
Include a complete legend to identify symbols, lines, and patterns. Put the legend inside the figure box, preferably above or to the right of the figure.
Lines
Every line in a figure should have meaning and purpose, so authors should avoid using decorative borders, shadows, and other three dimensional effects. Lines should be of consistent weight and sufficiently heavy (at least 0.5 point) to ensure a high quality reproduction.
Axis scale
Do not crowd the interval marks on axis scales. Fewer may be better. Rarely, if ever, rule in the coordinates grid—not even in light lines or dots.
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Both tables and figures are used to support conclusions or illustrate concepts, but
they have essential differences in purpose.
Tables present numbers for comparison with
other numbers or summarize or define concepts, terms, or other details of a study.