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\u201cMy research idea is novel and the study design is robust, yet why did the editor reject my paper?\u201d This question often worries researchers! Various top-tier journals have reported rejection rates between 80 to 95%. One of the major reasons for rejection is inaccurate or incomplete reporting of research. Moreover, inappropriate reporting leads to distortion of scientific literature. Therefore, journal editors are extremely cautious while scrutinizing manuscripts that especially involve studies pertaining to health and clinical study report. Consequently, to increase their chances of acceptance, researchers are often on the lookout for best practices and guidelines for conducting and reporting research.<\/p>\n

Experts suggest that in addition to conducting impactful research<\/a>, it is equally important to give a clear and complete account of your work. The key criteria that a top-notch article should fulfill are:
\n1.\u00a0Research has a strong hypothesis and must be conducted using a flawless methodology.
\n2.\u00a0Reported work is complete, ethical, replicable, and reproducible
\n3.\u00a0It is easily understood by the target audience
\n4.\u00a0Findings are applicable and useful for the scientific community<\/p>\n

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