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paper-structure
Architecting a scientific paper — IMRaD logic, storyline design, and paragraph-level structure that reviewers follow.
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## Overview
A paper is a persuasive document with a fixed architecture: it must
establish a gap, fill it credibly, and state what changed. This skill
covers designing the storyline before writing (the "story arc"),
structuring each IMRaD section to do its job, paragraph-level
organization (topic sentences, evidence, interpretation), and the
revision passes that turn a draft into a submission.
## When to use
- Planning a paper: turning results into a coherent storyline
- Structuring Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion for maximum clarity
- Diagnosing why a draft feels muddled or gets "unclear" reviews