This format is used to critique and evaluate work done by other scientists as presented in journal articles and other published sources, in contrast to the research paper format, in which you present your own experimental data and results. You can use this format to review one journal article, or several. Title is concise and informative. Abstract summarizes the major points. Introduction lists your thoughts from general to specific.
Body contains headings and subheadings to divide and describe the contents of the body.
Conclusion strengthens your arguments and gives the readers a sense of ending. Writing in the Biological Sciences .