Widespread and specific tips for creating a graph

It is widely evident that contemporary scholar journals serve as a platform for exchange and discussion of new scientific results among various groups of people, including scientists, students, company representatives, governments, and others. To provide more insights into a problem stated and potential solutions, the authors usually provide their experimental and theoretical results with several specific items (tables, schemes, and graphs). Such a representation is intended to make more robust assumptions, to reveal relationships more clearly, to support formulated conclusions; obviously, many of these things are challenging to present and discuss solely in the form of text without any illustrations [1]. Furthermore, graphical elements assume a pivotal role in capturing the reader's attention in a dynamic and rapidly evolving environment [2].