How to Write the Results Section
Be brief when writing your results. If a lab has more than one finding, report the findings under separate subheadings. Typically, in the results, you present the numerical data of your findings. Be sure not to include details about how you performed a lab. Instead, report only the outcome(s). For example, "The results of the three tests are x, y, and z."
If you are required to interpret your data here, explain how you arrived at those results. You should also include why any data may be incorrect, such as odd occurrences during the test. To read more about interpreting your data, choose the item below: