Примеры использования Editors should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Editors should preserve anonymity of reviewers.
Authors should provide a description of what each contributed, and editors should publish that information.
Editors should preserve anonymity of reviewers.
Anti-aliasing isn't exclusive to video games- photographers and video editors should be fairly familiar with it as well.
Guest editors should follow these same procedures.
When the list of the authors is changed for without causing objections from any of the authors, editors should require that all authors expressed their approval in writing.
Editors should curb misconduct reviewers and editors. .
If a journal has no intention of proceeding with a manuscript, editors should endeavor to reject the manuscript as soon as possible to allow authors to submit to a different journal.
Editors should publish a statement indicating why an exception was allowed.
However, the National Library of Medicine(NLM) indexes all such simultaneously published joint publications separately,so editors should include a statement making the simultaneous publication clear to readers.
All editors should be familiar with the policy of the journal, its point of view and theme.
Mr. CABACTULAN(Philippines) said that,while he appreciated the editors' help in refining the texts of draft resolutions agreed upon by the Committee, editors should consult with the coordinators of informal consultations about proposed changes to texts in order to avoid unnecessary delays and to facilitate the Committee's work in general.
Editors should critically evaluate the ethical standards for research on humans and animals.
The Commission expressed concern that editors should ensure that journalists are mindful of the problems that can occur and take care to avoid misleading or distorted terminology in the coverage of issues relating to refugees and asylum seekers.
Editors should adopt appropriate policy regarding regulation of editorial conflicts of interest.
Editors should publish this information if they believe it is important in judging the manuscript.
Editors should accept editorial policy that encourages maximal transparency and full, fair report.
Editors should explain to the authors, that the role of the independent reviewer may vary depending on the journal.
Editors should do all they can to ensure timely processing of manuscripts with the resources available to them.
Editors should ensure that all research material they publish conforms to internationally accepted ethical guidelines.
Editors should publish regular disclosure statements about potential conflicts of interests related to the commitments of journal staff.
Editors should take active interest in politics of publishers' pricing and fight for wide availability of the published materials.
Ideally, the editors should have a mechanism to control the quality and timeliness of reviews and a feedback mechanism with the reviewers.
Editors should notify their reviewers that manuscripts sent for review are confidential communications and the private property of the authors.
Editors should review copies of the protocol and/or contracts associated with project specific studies before accepting such studies for publication.
Editors should encourage authors to make such documents publicly available at the time of or after publication, before accepting such studies for publication.
Editors should defend the confidentiality of authors and peer-reviewers(names and reviewer comments) in accordance with ICMJE policy see Section II C.2.a.
Though the editors should develop and publish the criteria for authorship in certain specific areas of researches, they are not to expect the resolution of disputes on the issue.
The Editors should guarantee the quality of published materials and their substantial integrity, and to publish corrections, clarifications, apologies in those cases when the need arises.
Editors should avoid selecting external peer reviewers with obvious potential conflicts of interest- for example, those who work in the same department or institution as any of the authors.