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- Clearly reflect the content of the manuscript
- Be concise and informative
- Avoid unnecessary abbreviations
- Avoid misleading claims
Preparing complete, original, scientifically valid manuscripts for responsible scholarly publication.
It is the responsibility of authors to prepare papers meticulously and make sure that the papers being submitted are complete, original, scientifically valid, and within the ambit of the journal.
Authors should confirm that all essential requirements have been addressed before submitting a manuscript.
The manuscript fits the journal's scope.
The work is original.
The manuscript has not been published elsewhere.
The manuscript is not simultaneously under consideration by another journal.
All listed authors have made appropriate contributions.
All authors have approved the submitted version.
Relevant conflicts of interest have been disclosed.
Funding information has been provided where applicable.
Ethical approval information has been included where required.
References and citations are accurate.
The manuscript has been checked for plagiarism.
Appropriate AI-use disclosure has been provided where applicable.
The exact structure may vary according to article type. A typical research manuscript may include the following sections.
Authors should ensure that the main components of the manuscript are clear, accurate, and appropriately presented.
The abstract should provide a concise overview of the research and, where appropriate, include:
Authors should provide relevant keywords that accurately represent the subject of the manuscript.
Tables and figures should be presented clearly and accurately and should support the information provided in the manuscript.
Authors should ensure that references are accurate, complete, and appropriately cited throughout the manuscript.
Every cited source appears in the reference list where applicable.
References are accurate and complete.
Primary sources are used where appropriate.
Citation information is not fabricated.
The journal's required referencing style is followed.
The submission of papers implies that the authors have gone through the guidelines of the journal and agree to the policies of the journal.