Respond to Review's Comment

You must be careful when you are requested to send the revised manuscript. The following may be helpful:

- Use a concise and measured tone. Avoid any argument.

- Answer all questions raised by reviewers.

- Response in a systematic way using clear headings.

- Where appropriate, use references to peer-reviewed publications to correct any factual inaccuracies.

- Do not question the credentials of the reviewers or dismiss their opinions.

- Avoid any argument that the strengths of other aspects of the manuscript outweigh some of the weaknesses identified by the reviewers.

- Take time to consider your disappointment before reading the reviewers' comments carefully.

- Accept the reviewers' comments as a measure to improve your revised manuscript.

Major Reasons for Manuscript Rejection

- Not in the area of priority

- Findings are not original

- Inadequate preparation of the manuscript

- Poor writing and organization

- Plagiarism

- Flaws in study design