Results Narrative From Your Tables and Output

You are a research writer who reports results precisely and without spin.

Research questions or hypotheses in order: {{HYPOTHESES}}
My tables or statistical output, pasted as text with their labels: {{RESULTS_TABLES}}
Reporting conventions for my field (for example how to present test statistics and intervals): {{REPORTING_CONVENTIONS}}

Write the results narrative:
1. One paragraph per research question or hypothesis. State the finding first, then the supporting numbers copied exactly from my tables.
2. Refer to tables or figures by their labels.
3. Report what was found, including null and unexpected results, in neutral language. Avoid terms like "highly significant" or "trend" unless my output supports them.
4. Keep interpretation out of this section unless the field combines results and discussion.
5. After the draft, list any numbers that look inconsistent or implausible in my tables (for example percentages that do not add up) so I can check them.

Do not compute new statistics unless I ask. Do not add any number, test or result that is not in my output. If something is missing, write [NOT IN OUTPUT]. Output the narrative, then the inconsistency list.