Table
Formatting. Do not create tables using spaces or tab characters.
Large tables should not be included in the main text of the paper, but
instead preserved as a .csv file in a repository. All data displayed in
tables must be preserved in a repository, included in the Open Research
section, and cited in the References.
Figure 1 . The figure caption should begin with an overall
descriptive statement of the figure followed by additional text. They
should be immediately after each figure. Figure parts are indicated with
lower-case letters (a, b, c… ). For initial submission,
please place both the figures and captions in the text near where they
are cited rather than at the end of the file (not both). At revision,
captions can be placed in-text or at the end of the file, and figures
should be uploaded separately. Each figure should be one complete,
cohesive file (please do not upload sub-figures or figure parts in
separate files).
Table 1. Start this caption with a short description of your
table. Format tables using the Word Table commands and structures.
Additional information on table formatting can be found in our Style
Guide,
Table
Formatting. Do not create tables using spaces or tabs characters. Large
tables presenting rich data should be presented as separate excel or
.csv files, not as part of the main text.