Thesis and Dissertation Writing in a Second Language: a handbook for Supervisors

MARGINS – THE FINDINGS
term ‘findings’
Metatextual
6.0 Introduction
move – indicates
structure and
Chapter Five identified the methodologies that were
refers back to
selected to empirically investigate the research 
previous chapter
propositions. This chapter reports on the outcomes 
of the data-gathering phase. The data collected and 
information are analysed in relation to the overarching
research question posed in this thesis:
Research
What impact have the discourses and organisation of sports 
question
had on women from culturally and linguistically diverse 
restated
backgrounds in Australia?

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Writing the Results chapter
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Similarly, although more briefly, in the extract from a science thesis by com-
pilation in Box 9.2 on p. 138, the writer begins the chapter with a preview of
the chapter. The term ‘results’ is the chapter’s first major sub-heading.