Search

The discussion section explains the meaning of results to the readers, and addresses the implications of the findings emanating from the particular study. Authors should compare their results with previous reports, and attempt to explain similarities and differences. It is useful to outline the limitations and strengths of the study, and suggest a future line of work. A concise, convincing and meticulous discussion with scholarly referencing is the key to a lasting impression. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This document shows the layout for manuscripts to be submitted to the journal of the Japan research association for textile end-uses written in Japanese. Since final images will be made based on the manuscripts prepared by Microsoft Word, authors must follow this document in detail. Authors also must beprepare manuscripts according tothe instruction for the preparation of the journal. Final images might be different from the layout produced by the authors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Writing for publication has the potential to contribute to the enjoyment of the author as well as to aid the quality of instruction through sharing successful pedagogies. The author outlines a systematic approach to publication success from idea formation to manuscript submission. A few helpful bibliographies are included. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents an overview of regulations and procedures for writers who want to submit manuscripts to the periodical "Sociological Forum". A discussion of things writers must do when receiving a revise and submit letter from the periodical is presented. The guidelines for submitting a manuscript via the journal's online web-based submission system, preparing a proper manuscript, preparing an acceptable format for a manuscript, and the correct way to submit tables, figures, and references in a manuscript, is discussed.

Provides instructions for authors contributing to the journal "Plant and Soil." Aim and scope; Online manuscript submission; Manuscript presentation; Additional information.

Presents instructions for authors who intend to submit articles for publication to the journal. Format for reviewing procedure; Manuscript presentation; Availability of proofs.

Presents instructions for authors who wish to submit and published manuscripts on "Non-State Actors and International Law." Format for the manuscript; Instructions for the manuscript presentation; Reviewing procedure.

The article provides instructions for the preparation of manuscripts which will be published in the "Bulletin of Chemical Reaction Engineering & Catalysis" journal. It outlines the requirements for each section including the font size, font style, and document format. It offers suggestion for the formulation of abstract, introduction, organization of the paper, section headings, tables, body texts, footnotes, figures, units and symbols used in equations, references, conclusions, and acknowledgements.

Presents submission guidelines for the Journal of Healthcare Management. Criteria for manuscript acceptance; Preparation of manuscript; Style of the manuscript.

Beginning in 1986, the Journal of Social Issues (JSI) will explore the occasional use of a new format. Our customary procedure has been to devote each issue to a single theme, with numerous articles all addressing that theme. The new format will not supplant this older one, but will offer an alternative mode of publication for perhaps one or two issues a year. It will consist at the minimum of (a) a lead article of considerable length, followed by (b) 10-20 commentaries by diverse experts, followed by (c) an extensive reply by the author. Variations may consist of two or three lead articles on the same theme, or even a debate between two opposing sides. In every case, though, target articles will receive commentary and authors will have an opportunity to respond with their second thoughts, (This format has been used successfully in other journals—e,g,, The Behavioral and Brain Sciences—where it has stimulated reader interest.). The following guidelines explain the process in detail. Acceptance of a Lead Article. Acceptance will usually involve a two-stage process. First, potential authors will correspond with the JSI editor to determine whether their paper seems appropriate. Second, after its submission, the paper will be reviewed by several knowledgeable peers; if that review is largely positive, the paper may be accepted subject to the suggested revisions. After the final revision and acceptance of a target article, it will be sent to a diverse set of commentators.

The back cover of the journal Politics and Gender is presented along with the instruction for contributors, suggestions for books that can be reviewed and information on how the manuscript has to be presented.

The author has informed that the periodical will use the manuscript tracking and peer review system ScholarOne.

The article considers the changes in the publication of research in "Veterinary Report." It discusses the new format, the reduced time for acceptance of researches for publication and the new manuscript submission system. It also presents the impact factor of the journal which allegedly rose over 2010.

The article offers information on miscellaneous topics regarding the periodical including mission and scope, manuscript and copyright.

The article offers instructions to authors for article contributions related to terrestrial and aquatic botany in the journal "Acta Botanica Croatica." It includes guidelines on the requirements for the title and abstract in all manuscripts as well as the divisions of the manuscripts, which include the introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion. It also presents information on the various categories of manuscripts, how the text is processed and the publication of the manuscripts.

This article presents guidelines for writers who wish to write for "American Journal of Nursing" (AJN). All materials are subject to peer review. Three or more authorities on the subject on which the author has written will be asked to judge the validity, originality, accuracy, and significance of the work presented and to indicate whether the subject matter is suitable for publication in AJN. The periodical encourages authors to discuss their ideas about a potential manuscript with the editor-in-chief or the editorial director in order to best tailor it to AJN's audience and to make sure a manuscript on the same topic hasn't recently been accepted.

The article presents information on the guidelines for submitting LATEX article. Kluwer Academic Publishers has developed a special style file for authors who want to submit LATEX articles. KLUWER.STY is a general LATEX style file which is used for all Kluwer journals, irrespective of the publication's size or layout. KLUWER.STY is offered at a number of servers around the world.

Presents guidelines for authors who wish to contribute an article on "International Negotiation." Address through which literary contributions are sent; Format for the manuscript; Composition guidelines.

Presents guidelines for authors who wish to contribute an article on "International Negotiation." Address through which literary contributions are sent; Format for the manuscript; Composition guidelines.

The article presents manuscript requirements for the periodical including the font and the of the article which should involve the title, the names of all authors and the names of institutions in which the work has been done.

The article presents manuscript requirements for the periodical including the font of the alphabets and format of the article involving the title, names of all authors and the names of institutions in which the work was done.

Highlights problems faced by editors in streamlining the presentation style of manuscripts. Development of a presentation style of texts by the Modern Language Association of America (MLA) in 1951; Use of MLA style by editors of 'The Quarterly Journal of Speech'; Importance of rationalizing different styles of presentation and maintain uniformity of manuscripts in a particular journal.

This document shows the layout for manuscripts to be submitted to the journal of the Japan research association for textile end-uses written in Japanese. Since final images will be made based on the manuscripts prepared by Microsoft Word, authors must follow this document in detail. Authors also must be prepare manuscripts according to the instruction for the preparation of the journal. Final images might be different from the layout produced by the authors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents guidelines for authors in preparing their manuscript for the journal "MEDSURG Nursing." The journal aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of adult health and advanced health and advanced practice nurses to avoid and manage disease and improve the health status of the nation's adults. Furthermore, it accepts original articles to be reviewed by the editor.

The article presents the guidelines in the submission of manuscripts to the "Journal of Social Studies Research." All article length manuscripts must have an abstract with approximately 150 words. The submissions of photographs are prohibited, and figures and tables should be in a form ready for duplication in the published article. Moreover, brief reports require no abstract and the use of figures and tables are discouraged. The editors have the right to reduce the manuscript to ensure compliance to the two to three page requirement.

The article presents instructions for authors who wish to contribute to the journal "Learning Disabilities Research and Practice." The instructions provided include editorial policy, manuscript submission, artwork, manuscript style, review process, permissions, copyright regulations, production notes, and author material archive policy.

The article reflects on the performance of the "Plant Biotechnology Journal," for 2005. It points out that the publication has a significant increase in the manuscript submission rate but problems has also encounter in by the editorial office manager Adrienne Whitty. In 2005, the journal also formulated its future policy on manuscript that contains microarray data.

The article declares some significant changes in the "Journal of Paediatrics & Child Health" over the next 12 months. First, the journal has gone electronic, so all submission and peer review will be done online. Next, is the change in the layout of the journal pages to make it easier to read, use space more efficiently, and keep up with modern trends in the style of publishing. These changes were informed by the recent readers' survey.

The article evaluates the performance of the journal "Contact Dermatitis," for 2005. The editor points out that there was a significant changes on the journal in the first half of 2005. He added that the journal has improved its ranking in the international dermatological journals. the introduction of electronic manuscript also affects the performance of the journal.

Describes the process undergone in publishing the "American Family Physicians," a publication by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Evaluation of submitted manuscripts; Collaboration among medical editors to ensure the quality of content; Illustration and layout of the publication; Organization of advertising and editorial content.

This article reports that in the spirit of a new year and partnership with new publisher Springer-Verlag New York Inc., a new cover to highlight articles featured in the journal "Diseases of the Colon & Rectum" (DCR) as well as a new interior layout has been designed. In addition, the features of SpringerLink, Springer's online database, will enhance your access to the latest information that has made DCR one of the premier journals in the field of colorectal surgery. These features include Online First, a service that provides subscribers access to published peer-reviewed articles well before they appear in print. An electronic identification number, the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is given to each article as it is submitted. The articles can then be cited in other publications immediately after appearing online by using the DOI.

The article focuses on the changes taking effect in the publication "Architectural Design." On the 70th anniversary of the periodical, the staff redesigned the publication and the logo. A competition was held to find a new design concept for the publication. According to the author, the staff will continue to pursue subjects that challenge existing architectural preconceptions, engage with the latest design technologies and take on new frontiers.

Presents an editorial for the "Journal of Career Education" in the U.S. Transfer of employment of H. C. Kazanas, the previous editor and founder of the journal; New format of the paper on the cover; Changes of the layout of the articles.

The article provides information about the style guide of the authors who wish to contribute manuscripts for publication in "Exceptional Children" journal in the U. S. A manuscript must report some scientific findings, practical experience or case history that leads to an improved understanding of the exceptional child. Manuscripts that do not meet professional standards or editorial requirements will be returned to the sender. The language used should be directed toward effective communication consistent with professional writing.