There are a few key differences between the IMRaD and a normal argumentative essay like I've written in the past. To start, IMRaD essays are formatted differently, which is the main thing that sets them apart from other types of essays. It goes Introduction, Methods, results, and discussion. Then these can be broken down further into what each of those sections means.
Another difference is that it's often used for lab analyses or other things regarding sciences and analyzing those. Also, including a graph or data is something that I've never had to do in previous writing. Including an abstract is a part of this as well. These things set the IMRaD apart from other types of writing.
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