Sentence examples for editorial evaluations from inspiring English sources

Through informal chats with the agent, I started learning how to make editorial evaluations of promising submissions.

In addition to editorial evaluations, all manuscripts were assessed by at least two reviewers from a panel of 22 experts in the field (see Acknowledgements).

As Editors of a scientific journal we hope to do our part to foster these virtues through the review process and through our editorial evaluations and decisions.

When submitting a Data Descriptor, authors must deposit all relevant datasets in an appropriate public repository prior submission, and the completeness of these datasets will be considered during editorial evaluation and peer-review.

The Council of Science Editors recommends that journals establish data-access policies for editorial evaluation and peer review before and after publication so that the validity of the work can be verified or errors corrected.

AFN was not involved in any way in the review process or the editorial evaluation of this manuscript and is not privy to the referee identities.

Others were overconfident, thinking everything on The Cochrane Library site had been quality-approved through an editorial evaluation, transferring the quality association they had of Cochrane Reviews to the entire content of the library.

This inclination, when coupled with poor signposting on a site containing information of varying levels of editorial evaluation and research quality, leaves a gap wide-open for serious misunderstandings about the strength and quality of different pieces of evidence.

Regarding "Editorial Independence" evaluation, the AGREE II considers two items related to funding bodies or potential authors' competing interests that may have influenced the guideline content [19].

Furthermore, given the recent heightening of qualitative requirements for such studies, which in its utmost consequence is seen as retractions of publications, I nominate the mentioned study [31] as a prime candidate for editorial re-evaluation.

THOMAS AMPER Bellerose, Queens, Feb. 17, 2012 To the Editor: Among the many questions we teachers have about Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's new agreement ("A Sound Deal on Teacher Evaluations," editorial, Feb. 17), the most critical one is, How do we begin looking at our students as data?