This must accompany all information that the researcher did not obtain himself. Palackal et al. The title of a scientific paper must be self-explanatory. It summarizes the introduction and the results section of your paper. It should not be longer than two lines and should consist of key words.
Nothing is mentioned about testing or measuring.
This title names the specific organism used, how the organism was measured or described, and what specific aspect of the organism was studied. When publishing a scientific paper, it may be necessary to select key words and to simplify the title in a limited number of characters for indexing. In your title, avoid using indefinite and definite articles and irrelevant words such as long modifiers. Avoid trade names and abbreviations. For lab reports, make a separate title page including your name and the date of submission.