Advance Framing (sci-framing)

When to trigger

• The science is solid but the manuscript reads like a lab report.
• The introduction opens with three paragraphs of background before the contribution.
• Reviewers/colleagues say "so what?" or "I don't see what's new."
• You can state the result but not the lesson.

The one-sentence advance

Force the entire paper into a single sentence of the form:

"We show that [surprising, general claim], which means [consequence for a broad field]."

If you cannot fill both brackets without jargon, the framing is not ready. This sentence seeds the one-sentence summary (sci-abstract), the cover letter (sci-cover-letter), and the last line of the intro.

Science introduction shape (≈3 short paragraphs)