- The first sentence will go back to the hypothesis and tell if it was true or not. (The hypothesis was correct.)
- The second and third sentences reference the low and high data points. (The plants with three hours of light a day grew three inches. The plants with 12 hours of light a day grew nine inches.)
- The fourth sentence starts with the word "overall" and shows the relationship between the low and high data, preferably with a multiplier. (Overall, the plants with 12 hours of light a day grew three times taller than the plants with three hours of light.)
- The last sentence answers the question "why." (Obviously, plants need light to grow.)