Q: Should I continue working on my manuscript if the research results are non-significant?

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I am currently working on a research paper, however, the result is not substantial enough to be considered significant. Should I continue with the paper?

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There is a widespread notion among researchers that non-significant results are not important and therefore, difficult to publish…

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Q: In a manuscript, are the Discussion and Conclusion sections the same?

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I just watched the Webinar on Structuring a Scientific Manuscript: Perspective of a Managing Editor, it was very enlightening and helpful, tho I am a little confused with the Discussion and…

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Indeed, a lot of studies do end with a separate Conclusion section. So, do authors not summarize their key takeaways towards of the…

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Q: Can I submit an accepted paper from a predatory to a reputable journal without a confirmation of withdrawal?

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Hi, I submitted my paper to a journal not listed in Beall's list of predatory journals, but it proved to be a predatory publisher, due to which my "Acceptance for…

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You should send a follow-up email to the journal asking them to confirm your withdrawal request. Give them a deadline of 2-3 days and mention that if you don't get a…

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