Use three routes to inspect a comparison layout

Make differences and shared elements visible

When three routes share a starting object, use consistent names and visual identity for that object. Position processing steps and outcome boxes so the reader can compare corresponding parts. A shared color can indicate identity, but measured effects must still come from the original paper.

Keep a layout observation separate from a research conclusion

The Food Hydrocolloids project archive retains the original image, paper information and attribution in English. This note describes the layout and does not infer extraction yield or a causal mechanism from the drawing.

Use the multi-panel layout guide to check reading order, labels and the final-size result.