This is probably the single most important part of the report, since it is here that you demonstrate that you understand and can interpret what you have done. Then go on to explain your conclusions. In this section, you may also criticize the lab experiment and make recommendations for improvement. The results, discussion, and conclusion sections can be combined in various ways. Use whatever combination is most appropriate for your situation.
Some reports require references at the end.
Use the correct forms for the particular field you are working in. Always consult your instructor about reference forms, and check a style manual for the field. Appendices Appendicies may include raw data, calculations, graphs, and other quantitative materials that were part of the experiment, but not reported in any of the above sections.