Eow or EOW can refer to: Auiones, Germanic tribes of the 1st century C.E. E. O. Wilson, American biologist, theorist, naturalist and author. Electrolysed water.
If you tables, figures, schemes, and other non-text items in your appendix (or appendices), then you must create a List of Appendix Tables, Figures, Schemes, etc. Other non-text items for which a list could be created include (but are not limited to) maps, illustrations, photographs, cartoons, etc.
Appendices may be used for helpful, supporting or essential material that would otherwise clutter, break up or be distracting to the text. Other peopleâs work in the appendix will be referred to (e.g. see Appendix 3), not quoted (e.g. using short or long quotes) from the appendix. Appendices must be referred to in the body of the text, for example, âdetails of the questionnaire are given in Appendi x B (on page 23)â. Appendices are not included in the word count. 2. Examples of items in appendices Appendices may include some of the following: supporting evidence (e.g. raw data that is referred to in the text) contributory facts, specialised data (raw data appear in the appendix, but summarised data appear in the body of the text.) sample calculations (referred to in the text) technical figures, graphs, tables, statistics (referred to in the text)