To see our guidelines for manuscript preparation for projects already under contract, click here.
Guidelines have been development for the quality assessment of websites [ 3, 4] in a similar way to the guidelines for journal manuscripts.
For evidence of adherence to RATS guideline for qualitative manuscripts see Additional file 1.
The Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilities ABRFF) has published recommended guidelines for authorship on manuscripts, and we ask our users to consider these guidelines when publishing data generated by the Proteomics and Metabolomics Shared Resource.
Therefore, in addition to these general guidelines for preparing a manuscript, numerous international groups have published guidelines to ensure various sorts of studies contain all essential information.
Styles of writing are as numerous as authors, although most journals publish guidelines for formatting a manuscript, and many have more or less established writing styles (eg, the American Medical Association Manual of Style) [ 3].
We encourage prospective authors to follow HBR's "Guidelines for Authors" before submitting manuscripts.
Other Information on the Web: Science Magazine (//www.sciencemag.org/), the magazine featured in the article, provides information about the publication, including guidelines for submitting data and manuscripts.
Guidelines for preparation of the manuscripts are provided at the Wireless Personal Communications journal website, http://www.springer.com/11277.springer.com/11277
This journal, like many other medical journals, uses Clark's guidelines for reviewing qualitative research manuscripts [ 36].
