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Q: Can you help to change the form of the verb in the sentence?

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I want to change the form of the verb in the following sentence:

“None of the characters seems to be living lives; they have (choose)…

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Thank you for sharing your question. This question is a little unclear and doesn’t seem to be about research publishing which is what we…

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Q: Will an international journal accept informed consent written in Japanese?

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I have a question about informed consent for case reports. I have obtained a general consent from all patients. This is written in Japanese, collected from all hospitalization cases, and agrees to…
  • Asked on January 29, 2018
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If you have obtained a written informed consent that agrees to the use of clinical data, it can be considered as an agreement for the actual manuscript submission in…

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Q: What does "victimization" mean in the context of research?

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Define victimization in regard to research studies and give examples according to your understanding. 

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This is a field specific question. This forum is meant only for questions related to different aspects of the publication process. 

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It is easy to assume that young ESL researchers are more likely to plagiarize - Prof. Zabta Khan Shinwari

Prof. Zabta Khan Shinwari is the Secretary-General of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and Chair of the Biotechnology Department of the Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad, Pakistan. Following a…

Q: Can I use content from my Japanese publication for an English paper?

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I have published my Japanese paper in a journal 1 year ago. As a developmental research, I will translate the part of this Japanese paper to English, and will submit…
  • Asked on December 12, 2016
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Ideally, you should inform both the editor of the Japanese and the English journal about this. In fact, there is nothing wrong in using…

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Q: Can I republish my Japanese article in English?

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I have published a paper in Japanese at a trade paper. I want to republish it in an international English-language peer reviewed journal. Can I do this?
  • Asked on June 25, 2016
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When you are submitting a paper to a journal, you have to give a declaration that the paper has not been published in any form earlier. Most journals will not want to…

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Q: My paper got rejected by an SCI journal due to language issues. Where can I get my manuscript edited?

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This is the first time I have submitted my paper to an SCI journal. However, it was rejected because of language issues. The journal suggested that I should get my paper edited by a native speaker…
  • Asked on June 7, 2016
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I don’t think it will be a problem if you get the manuscript edited by an editing services company other than the partner company of the…

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Writing research papers in English: A guide for non-native speakers

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Navigating the world of publishing in English academic journals: A guide for authors

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