
Preparing Your Manuscript
Authors should prepare manuscripts carefully to facilitate peer review and publication.
Manuscripts should be prepared using Microsoft Word (doc or .docx).
The journal does not accept PDF files as the primary manuscript for peer review.
1. General Formatting
Please use the following formatting throughout the manuscript:
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Item |
Requirement |
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Paper Size |
A4 |
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Margins |
2.5 cm on all sides |
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Font |
Times New Roman |
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Font Size |
12 pt |
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Line Spacing |
Double |
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Alignment |
Justified |
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Page Numbers |
Bottom Centre |
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Line Numbering |
Continuous |
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File Format |
Microsoft Word (doc or .docx) |
2. Scientific Style
Authors should:
· Use SI units throughout the manuscript.
· Write scientific names in italics.
· Define abbreviations at first use.
· Use internationally accepted scientific nomenclature.
· Report statistical significance appropriately.
· Use decimal points instead of commas.
· Check spelling and grammar carefully before submission.
3. Files to Prepare
During submission, authors should prepare:
· Main manuscript
· Title page
· Figures (high resolution)
· Tables (editable)
· Supplementary files (if applicable)
· Cover letter (recommended)
Each file should be clearly named.
Example:
· Manuscript.docx
· Title_Page.docx
· Figure1.tif
· Supplementary_Table_S1.xlsx
Final Preparation Tip
Carefully prepared manuscripts with clear writing, complete author information, properly formatted references, and high-quality figures generally move through editorial assessment more efficiently and reduce the likelihood of unnecessary revisions.