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Dedicate this section for reviewing a chosen subject/topic in detail. You may have multiple sections with sub-topics. As you will present the summaries and the results from the papers you cite, do a critical analysis of the subject. Provide a thorough view about major capstones, important breakthrough, limitations, and potential for further progress to be made. You need to present a collective summary about the topic in an organized manner based on several papers you read and cited. It is important you use relevant data, figures, and tables you would like to use for your review paper to demonstrate major points described in the main text. Listing different viewpoints/various approaches could make your paper interesting as you would do critical evaluations/comparative analysis for such points. Always cite references when you use the data taken from the original primary papers or from other sources.
DO NOT ADD IN TABLES AND FIGURES JUST CITE WHICH FIGURE OR TABLE IS FROM WHERE AND I WILL ADD IT IN MYSELF
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