Sentence examples for suitable journals from inspiring English sources
Researchers and authors claim that it is difficult to publish findings from integrative research in international peer-reviewed journals and that suitable journals cannot be found.
Traditionally, once a study is completed, suitable journals that are likely to accept the manuscript are considered.
It has become a way of life for many researchers to create, for each emerging manuscript, a list of possibly suitable journals, which are ranked strictly according to their impact factors.
The result: lost time and even publishing priority, if a competing group places similar work at a more suitable journal first.
But if your article was rejected because the editors or referees judged it unsuitable or not novel enough for their journal, you may want to submit it intact without revision to a more suitable journal.
The task of the actual review process with extensive commenting would then be to mainly formulate recommendations for improvement of the submitted manuscript and if necessary to recommend a more suitable journal for publication of the manuscript.
Nevertheless, such important efforts have not always been recognized, and have often not been published in full, owing to the lack of a suitable journal.
While disappointing, we hope that this process of revision will have substantially improved the manuscript and make it more likely to find another suitable journal for publication.
One of the important components of any scientific investigation is dissemination of information to other scientists through publication of the results in a suitable journal; therefore, we submitted a manuscript covering part of the study to EHP.
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