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prl-results-framing

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Use when a Physical Review Letters result is correct but its central claim and broad significance are not yet sharp. Structures the one-claim narrative; does not run analysis or design figures.

When to use

• Sharpening the central claim of a PRL result
• Structuring the one-claim narrative
• Refining the opening paragraph to front-load significance
• Crafting the abstract to lead with the finding
• Demoting supporting findings to Supplemental Material
• Reframing operational results into physical conclusions

When not to use

• Running analysis
• Designing figures

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