What happens after the peer review is submitted?
Submission of your review may not be the end
of the story. If you have recommended substantial changes
and resubmission of the paper, you may be asked to look at
the revised paper when it is returned to the journal. If this
happens, you will be required to make a decision regarding
the extent to which the author(s) have taken account of peer
reviewers' comments and whether the resulting changes have
brought the paper up to a publishable standard. Do not expect
authors' to comply with all the suggestions made or to agree
with and incorporate all the suggested changes! Sometimes
reviewers misinterpret data or miss information reported in
the original submission and authors are quick to point this
out. Sometimes authors simply disagree with some of the reviewers'
comments. Many journals ask authors who are resubmitting a
paper to include a statement saying how they have addressed
reviewers' comments. This is helpful when checking through
the new submission.
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