英文摘要 |
One of the distinguishing characteristics between academic and non-academic publications is that the quality of the former has to be scrutinized by peer review. "While there are no clear guidelines for review of academic manuscripts, in general, their overall merits and demerits are first evaluated, followed by comments made specifically for various sections of the manuscripts. Pitfalls commonly encountered in manuscripts include inadequate literature review, insufficient details describing the methods, lack of a systematic or logical presentation of the results, conclusions not supported by the results, and poor grammatical skills. This article provides background information on the process of manuscript submission and the areas that reviewers will typically focus on. The aim of this article is to assist authors in ensuring that their manuscripts are free of flaws before submission by anticipating common reviewers' comments, and thereby increasing the chance of manuscript acceptance. |