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Do not include citations, figures, tables, or undefined abbreviations in the  \n10 abstract. Any abbreviations that appear in the title should be defined in the abstract. The  \n11 length should be 200 words and not exceed 250 words, to include:  \n12 • An opening sentence that states the question/problem addressed by the research AND  \n13 • Enough background content to give context to the study AND  \n14 • A brief statement of primary results AND  \n15 • A short concluding sentence.  \n16 1 Introduction  \n17 Your manuscript should contain all of the numbered sections specified in this template: Introduction, 18 Results, Discussion, Materials and Methods.  \n19 The manuscript should start with a brief introduction that lays out the problem addressed by  \n20 the research and describes the paper’s importance. The scientific question being investigated should  \n21 be described in detail. The introduction should provide sufficient background information to make  \n22 the article understandable to readers in other disciplines and provide enough context to ensure that  \n23 the implications of the experimental findings are clear.  \n24 Citations  \n25 Citations of references in the text should be identified using numbers in square brackets e.g., “as 26 discussed by Cui [1]” or “as discussed elsewhere [1–5].” All references should be cited within the  \n27 text and uncited references will be removed.  \n28 As an example, this template includes a “sample.bib” file containing the references in BibTeX.  \n29 Equations  \n30 Equations should be provided in a text format, rather than as an image. Equations should be num-  \n31 bered consecutively, in round brackets, on the right-hand side of the page by using the “\\begin{equation}”  \n32 command. They should be referred to as Equation 1, etc. in the main text.  \n33 For example, see Equation 1 and Equation 2 below.  \na2 + b2 = c2 (1)  \n34  \nπr2  \nA = ~~ ~~  \n2 (2)= 12πr2  \n35 Figures  \n36 Figures should be called out within the text and numbered in the order of their citation in the text.  \n37 Every figure must have a descriptive title beginning with “Figure [Number] . . .” All figure titles should be either a phrase or a sentence; do not mix the two styles. See Figure 1 for example.  \nFigure 1: This is an example figure.  \n38  \n39 Figures should be displayed on a white background. When preparing figures, consider that they 40 can occupy either a single column (half page width) or two columns (full page width), and should 41 be sized accordingly.  \n42 If a figure consists of multiple panels, they should be ordered logically and labelled with roman 43 letters (i.e., A, B, C, etc.) . All labels should be explained in the legend. 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