Preparing your manuscript

Before submitting your manuscript, it is important to adhere to the following guidelines and recommendations:

1. Determine the Structure of the Manuscript: Your manuscript should include the following sections: title, abstract, keywords, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, conclusion, and references.

2. Figures and Tables: If tables and figures are included, pay attention to their quality and provide an appropriate title for each.

3. Formatting: Write your manuscript in the format specified by the journal. Some journals may require specific fonts, sizes, and page layouts.

4. References: Properly cite all sources used in your manuscript. The referencing style should comply with the format required by the journal.

5. Language and Style: Write your manuscript in a clear, precise, and scientific style. Keep the language simple and readable. If possible, have your manuscript reviewed by a professional editor.

6. Authorship Statement: Provide a list of all authors who contributed to the manuscript and avoid any disputes related to authorship.

7. Ethical Issues: Ensure that the data you present adheres to ethical guidelines, including informed consent and the protection of research participants' rights.

8. Proofreading and Revisions: Carefully review your manuscript before submission to correct any errors and verify the accuracy of the references.

Articles performed on these instructions after acceptance must be send to an expert for review. The editorial office strictly protects the anonymity of the expert who gives a review in accordance with ethical rules.  If the review is positive, corrections must be made (if necessary) and the manuscript is accepted for printing. If the review is negative, then the article must be send to an alternative reviewer. If this review is also negative, the article is not accepted for publication by the decision of the editorial board, and by the executive secretary the decision must be sent to the authors. Finally, the editors for proofreading must send the PDF version of the printed article to the authors. Proofreading must be done within 3 working days, all possible final adjustments must be made. In particular, pictures and tables, bibliography should be checked carefully. You can use Acrobat Reader 9 and higher ( http://get.adobe.com/reader/ ) to make edits to the PDF file . Changes can be made directly to a PDF file, which must then be sent to the editors. If the authors find it difficult to make corrections in the PDF file during proofreading, then the corrections are sequentially collected in a separate MS Word file and sent to the editor. In this file, the location of all corrections in the text must be clearly indicated, the correct version must be noted.