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04-02-2016
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How does good experimental conclusion differ from an inference?

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21-05-2017

A good experimental conclusion will be directly deducible from the experimental results where as an inference may find matters that arise indirectly due to the experimental results. In general, when writing a conclusion it is best to only state what is directly seen within the data.

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