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The Cure for the Common Cold (Title in Arial 12 Bold).

Given-name Family-name, M.Sc.*1 and John R. Doe, Ph.D.2(Authors in Arial 11 Bold, highest degree should be shown)

1Chesapeake Institute of Science, Baltimore, MD1(Contact info in Arial 10)

2University of Maryland, College Park, MD2

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Abstract

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Introduction

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MATERIALS AND METHODS

Basic Theory

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D = diameter of specimen (mm)

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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

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Table 1: Human Trials for Cold Vaccine.

Reduction in Symptoms (%) / Specimen Data
Estimated / Experimental
5 / 95.00 / 94.90
10 / 90.00 / 89.60
15 / 85.00 / 84.00
20 / 80.00 / 79.80
25 / 75.00 / 74.90
30 / 70.00 / 70.20
35 / 65.00 / 64.70
40 / 60.00 / 59.90

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Reduction in Area (%) / Final Area of Specimen (mm2) / Ultimate Load (kg) / Elongation (mm)
Estimated / Experimental / Before Test / After Test
5 / 45.60 / 45.20 / 720 / 21.2 / 21.6
10 / 43.20 / 43.34 / 770 / 21.6 / 22.1
15 / 40.80 / 40.93 / 780 / 21.9 / 22.2
20 / 38.40 / 38.53 / 740 / 22.1 / 22.3
25 / 36.00 / 36.11 / 670 / 22.6 / 22.9
30 / 33.60 / 33.69 / 530 / 23.0 / 23.1
35 / 31.20 / 31.30 / 370 / 23.6 / 23.6

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Figure 1:(Do not abbreviate as Fig.) Variation of hardness of Cold-Rolled Copper Samples with Percentage Reduction

in Area.

Figure 2: Variation of Ultimate Tensile Stress of Cold-Rolled Copper Samples with Percentage Reduction in Area.

CONCLUSION

References

Callister, D.W. 2007. Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction. 7th Edition. John Wiley and Sons, Inc.:New York, NY.

Fonteyn, D. and G. Pitsi. 1990. “Inelastic Scattering in Thermal Transport Properties of Deformed Copper Single Crystals”. Journal of Low Temperature Physics. 80:325 – 332.

Nestorovic, S., L. Ivanic, and D. Markovic. 2003. “Influence of Time of Annealing Hardening Effect of Cast CuZn Alloy”. Journal of Mining and Metallurgy. 39(3 & 4):1 – 10.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Jane Doe is a Lecturer at the Chesapeake Institute of Science. She is a registered Biochemist and is a member of the American Chemical Society. She holds a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Biochemistry from the University of Florida. Her research interestsare in genetic engineering. (We respectfully request a short biographical summary for each contributing author).

Dr. John Doeis a Professor in the Department of Biology, University of Maryland. He holds a Ph.D. degree in Molecular Biology and currently serves as the Assistant Dean of Research for UMCP.His research interestsare in the areas of viral defense and viral inactivation.

SUGGESTED CITATION

Doe, J. and J.R. Doe. 2009. “The Cure for the Common Cold”. Pacific Journal of Science and Technology. 10(2):XX-XX.

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