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The associate editor will sum up the results of the review and report them to the chief editors.

The reviewer will decide that the manuscript is ready for publication in its present form when at least two reviewers are in agreement. Review Decisions by Reviewers and Editors: Once peer review has been completed, the original author(s) of the article will modify their submission in line with the reviewers' comments, and this is repeated until the editor is satisfied. Lack of clarity/conciseness in presentation.Ĥ Journal editor/editorial board decides whether to publish.Results or interpretation are too preliminary or speculative.Limited interest to journal target audience.Article is too specialized/in-depth or superficial.Results are not novel or significant enough lead to only an incremental advance.Duplication or large overlap with existing work or apparent plagiarism.Non-conformity with journal style, format or guidelines.Content of the article is not within the scope of the journal.There could be many reasons for rejection without review: While this may appear surprising or disturbing, it is essential to understand the underlying reasons and the inevitability of this undesired aspect of the research publication process. For high-impact, general science journals, the majority of submitted papers may be rejected in this manner. Rejection without peer review While manuscript have to go through the peer review process in order to be published, they can be rejected without peer review. Return for revision If your manuscript has not passed the preliminary review, the review comment will be returned to you for revision. At least two reviewers will be located by the journal editor, who will send each reviewer a copy of the paper. The manuscript meets the basic requirements of SciEP. The journal editor decides among three options for routing the paper: Within one week of being submitted, each journal paper undergoes a preliminary review by the journal editor. At all stages of the process, you can access the online submission system and find the status of your manuscript. The following sections summarize the journals' publishing processes and describe how manuscript are handled from submission to publication.