This issue shows two types of the journal's research articles: standard Research articles and Technical Notes.
Compare the article to our high quality character example and our "perfect" character articles outlined in our character article standards.
Understand that no one person has to completely edit any article in order to bring it to Featured Article standards.
Or, if most of the article meets our character article standards, but there are some creative writing traps, remove them and leave a friendly and hand written note for the author explaining why you needed to do this.
Ask yourself, is the article titled "Be" / "Be Like... ...... or a better title like "Look Like... ...... or "Cosplay...?" It is very common for readers to title an article "Be Like," and, in these cases, the article may not meet our character article standards.
For the examples in this article, standard 2X4 dimension lumber is used.
The majority of pedometer articles met standards for data reporting; however, less than 20%% of accelerometer articles met these same standards [ 11– 15].
This series of articles outlines standards for clinical trials of treatments for male and female sexual dysfunctions, with a focus on research design and patient-reported outcome assessment.
Indeed, such articles were standard academic and journalistic fare from the end of the Scopes "monkey trial" in 1925 to the belated cosmopolitan rediscovery of "born again" Christianity in the 1970s.
It's critical in this presidential campaign to highlight the plight of many Americans as featured in your Oct. 24 front-page article "Living Standards in the Shadows as Election Issue".
The second portion of the article reviews standards in place or in development around the world for forensic DNA.
