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Snuppelina Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
review writing
The manuscript fits the journal.
Can I say this when writing a review for a manuscript, which is to be published in a journal?
Can I say this when writing a review for a manuscript, which is to be published in a journal?
Top answer
" Give a reason. It will increase your chances of getting published.
- " Give a reason.
- It will increase your chances of getting published.
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You could say, "I believe this piece is a good fit for the journal because..." Give a reason. It will increase your chances of getting published.
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Thank you!
Can I say: Please provide clear explanation of all the curves and symbols in the legend box, not in the plot box.
I mean to say that explanation should be given in the legend (under the graphic), not inside the plot (on the graph) itself. Is it understandable?
Can I say: Please provide clear explanation of all the curves and symbols in the legend box, not in the plot box.
I mean to say that explanation should be given in the legend (under the graphic), not inside the plot (on the graph) itself. Is it understandable?
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Is this part of the same question? I don't think a publisher will appreciate being told what to do. 
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I would submit the graphic that is exactly what I wanted to see published.
Unfortunately, publishers have their own style guides, so they might change the format.
Unfortunately, publishers have their own style guides, so they might change the format.
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Thank you to everyone!
It's actually supposed to be a review, that is, the advice is not for publishers, but for the authors.
It's actually supposed to be a review, that is, the advice is not for publishers, but for the authors.
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Ah, okay. 
Yes, it's alright, but I would sayplease provide a clear explanation...
Yes, it's alright, but I would sayplease provide a clear explanation... 0
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