Ask a question you can check
Name the audience, time period and decision. For a report on museum accessibility, ask for the original guidance on text contrast and its exceptions. Request the publisher and the passage that supports each figure.
Check what each source supports
Open Sources in the reply
Read the quotation in context on the publisher’s page. The date Tessuvi checked the page can differ from the date of a measurement.
Resolve uncertainty
If the source is unavailable, the wording is unsupported or sources disagree, narrow the question or leave the figure out. Compare units, places and time periods before combining findings.
Use the finding in a design
Choose Plan from this research on the reply. Edit the prepared brief to specify a presentation or document and the findings you want to use. Inspect the outline and quote, approve the build, review the proposal and apply it.
Keep a citation with its claim
Select a text layer that contains the supported claim. Open the evidence in the research reply and attach its source to the selected text. For a supported numeric table, use a matching native chart with the same units and period. A wording or data change can invalidate the binding; check it again before publishing.
Use the same denominator on the chart
A table can report people, visits or a percentage of responses. Before attaching it to a chart, check the column label, units, period and original row values. A share of the listed total is appropriate only when the published total matches the rows you selected.