How to write ‘results’ in scientific journal article

Table and figures are easy to understand. “a good illustration can help the scientist to be heard when speaking, to be read when writing. It can help in the sharing of information with other scientists. It can help to convince granting agencies to fund the research. It can help in the teaching of students. It can help to inform the public of the value of the work” Mary Helen Briscoe.2 The same data must not be duplicated in text, tables and graphs. All tables and figures must be numbered and cited in main text. Do not write, ‘Table xx or Gigure xx’ shows this or that. The explanation should not be verbose and assertive, for e.g. “It is clear from the data that Ofloxacin inhibited the growth of E. coli”, rather should read “Ofloxacin inhibited the growth of E. coli”.