Sentence examples for accepting manuscripts from inspiring English sources

Houghton Mifflin recently announced it was no longer accepting manuscripts.

Last month, reporter John Bohannon sparked extensive debate with a story, part of a larger special issue on how scientists communicate with each other, which documented lax standards for accepting manuscripts at a number of OA journals.

A small step has recently been taken by a group of prominent medical journal editors, including the editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association, The New England Journal of Medicine, and The Lancet, who have revised their policies on accepting manuscripts.

Journals should ensure data submission before accepting manuscripts and funding agencies should require submission of metabolite metadata in their funding guidelines.

Education for Health Human Resources for Health WHO and the journal Education for Health and Human Resources for Health are now accepting manuscripts for joint special issues addressing the critical need for a skilled, sustainable health workforce in the developing world.

However, the second sentence of the policy is extraordinary, and appears to give the Editor-In-Chief carte blanche to accept manuscripts without peer review.

RIDD and RASD therefore adopt a policy in which the Editor-In-Chief can, according to the rule of the letter, bypass the peer review process and accept manuscripts outright.

Note: EPS accepts manuscripts of original research contributions only.

Other accepted manuscripts may have an APC levied.

The journal editor is expected to respect the reviewing process and not accept manuscripts outside it.

Today, we are very happy to announce the first round of accepted manuscripts with this issue.