Publication bias refers to the systematic difference between published and unpublished studies, affecting the likelihood of formal publication support. It can be measured by comparing published and unpublished studies. Researchers... Read More
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Describe the issue that your research will address: The problem your study will address, also known as your research subject, informs the reader about the scope of your investigation. Your... Read More
Retrospective cohort studies use the data that is already obtained for other reasons. Retrospective follow up of the cohort is done. Prospective Cohort study is suitable for rare... Read More
Research gaps can be identified by citation analysis, systematic reviews and in the introduction section of research articles and finally in the discussions and future research sections in research papers... Read More
Incidence and prevalence are two important epidemiological concepts that play a crucial role in toxicology. Toxicology is the scientific study of the adverse effects of chemicals or physical agents on... Read More
Nanotechnology is a fascinating field of study that is quickly expanding in modern material science. Because of their particular biological and physical features, nanoparticles play a major role in nanotechnology... Read More
The building block of all academic research activities, regardless of discipline, is to base the work on existing knowledge and link it up. Hence, doing so correctly should be a... Read More
Reflexivity helps ensure the trustworthiness and rigour of qualitative research. By openly addressing their own positionality, researchers provide transparency about their potential biases and assumptions. This transparency allows readers and... Read More
The original research article is then circulated through the editorial board for an internal review of relevance, ethics, and methodology. The board members may reject the manuscript if it is... Read More