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Figures (and tables) are important ways to present data succinctly. If done properly, they not only reduce word count but also convey an important message in a meaningful way so that the readers can grasp it easily. Figures include graphs, photographs, sketches, flow charts, etc. Figures can be used to describe data in unique ways which may be difficult to put in words. As the saying goes, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Essentially, figures communicate an important point at a glance. Line graphs show trends, pie charts show relative proportions of a whole, and photographs provide proof of findings. If the data do not show any specific trend or relationship, then a graph should not be used.

Illustrate Well to Get Noticed: Graphs and Figures in Research Papers