Q: Are recommended journals a better choice?

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Hello, I had submitted a manuscript to a journal and the editor suggested me to transfer to other journals. But there are no details about other journals. Then I submitted to another journal, but…

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Thank you for your question. The recommended journals are a scope match for your paper. The chances of your manuscript reaching the peer review stage are high or…

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Q: A Scopus journal is on Beall’s predatory journal list

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Hello, I am thinking of submitting to a Scopus journal. This journal can be found in the SCOPUS database. The articles published in September of this journal can also be found in the SCOPUS…

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Thank you for your question. Beall’s list may not be subject to regular updates, and in such cases, you may see journals that were included in the list some years ago…

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Q: What is the difference between "related to", "correlated to" and "associated with"?

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How to distinguish the terms "related to", "correlated to" and "associated with" while writing the methods and results section? How to use them appropriately and effectively?

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Thank you for your question!

As you’ve identified, the difference between these three phrases is based on their describing three distinct types of relationships…

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Q: When does a scientific paper require third party data authorization?

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In a recent article about computers and fluids, the reviewer required references for literature data (I missed some spots), and it was mentioned that authorization is needed for the use of third-…

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Thank you for your question. I have divided my answer into three parts for clarity.

What is third party data authorization?

Third party data authorization…

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