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Writing a method summary without overclaiming

A method summary should identify what the method contributed to the report. An instrument name alone does not establish every endpoint that instrument can potentially measure.

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Write from the document outward: result, method, supporting data and limitation. Avoid upgrading a brief method label into a detailed procedure that the report never supplies. Link the source so a reader can inspect the original scope.

Reading checklist

Start with the reported endpoint
Retain the method label
Do not invent procedural detail

Reference: LC-MS identity evidence.

Sources and further reading

IUPAC: mass-to-charge ratio
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