0 Is it fine to write a report using present tense? For example if a report is about an experiment that has already been carried out.02br 02br 00For example:02br 001) The setup 01b00consists02b00 of three components related to.....02br 002) The gathered data 01b00shows 02b00increasing dependency on parameter....02br 003) Measurements 01b00are02b00 collected at four different points...02br 004) The samples 01b00possess02b00 better statistical properties than the ones measured by the other group of researchers.0-
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0 I would suggest the past tense if the experiment has already been carried out. 0-
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0 I would suggest the past tense if the experiment has already been carried out.
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0 Hi,02br 02br 00Thank you for your feedback. Is it fine to write02br 02br 01i00The gathered data 01b00shows 02b00increasing dependency on parameter....02i02br 02br 00because it is factual. Or I still have to use past tense for that too.0-
0Hi there,02br 02br 00I read some minutes writers use present prefect to refer the things done instead of past tense. So what is the appropriate tense should we use for minutes. 02br 02br 00peter0-
0Hi Anon,02br 02br 00Next time you have a question on a new topic, please start a new thread, okay?02br 02br 00I googled 01i00guide writing minutes02i00 and got a number of hits.02br 02br 00This is from this: 01a05000 02
0 Hello again,02br 02br 00In the same report, if I were to explain the behavior of graphs where the data to plot them comes from an experiment carried out in the past, should I use past tense as well? or should I use present tense?02br 02br 00For example,02br 02br 001) Graph 1 shows the distribution was more dispersed as the parameter 1