All
manuscripts submitted for publication to the Journal, as original
papers, are considered as representing the authors contributions and
have not been copied or plagiarized in whole or in part from other
works. The manuscripts should be written according to the journal
guidelines.
The
authors should ensure that they have not used work or phrases of others
and in case they did so, they have cited or quoted the corresponding
material.
The
authors should cite, in their manuscript, references to public sources
of information to permit the author's peers to repeat the work. Also,
the manuscripts should cite those publications that have been
influential in determining the nature of the reported work and that will
guide the reader quickly to the earlier work that is essential for
understanding the present investigation. No information obtained
privately, such as personal communication, correspondence and/or
discussion, should be cited in the manuscript without the written
explicit permission from the source from which this information was
obtained.
The
authors may criticize other published work on scientific ground, though,
personal criticism is totally inappropriate.
Authors
of a manuscript are persons who have significantly contributed to the
research and paper preparation. The corresponding author has the
responsibility to include all author names in the paper and get their
agreement for the submission and publication of the manuscript. No
additions of other author names are allowed during the reviewing
process.
It
is the obligation of the author who discovered a significant error or
inaccuracy in his published paper to notify the Editors promptly and
cooperate with them for including the appropriate correction in the
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