The process of publishing in high-ranking Q1 and Q2 journals is a laborious task that requires considerable effort. Despite this, articles often end up in a second round of peer review. In this article, you will learn how to avoid the second stage of review.
Peer review is an important step in the process of accepting a scientific article for publication. However, this stage sometimes causes difficulties for some scientists. How can you successfully pass the peer review stage? What recommendations should you follow?
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Dmytro Pryimak
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"Scientific Publications Azerbaijan"
