More than one reference from the same author(s) in the same year must be identified by the letters 'a', 'b', 'c', etc., placed after the year of publication. References should be arranged alphabetically, numbered and further sorted chronologically as and when necessary for a journal. References should follow the standard reference style of Journal BiNET which is an adapted 'APA Style Reference'. Unpublished results and personal communications are not recommended in the reference list, but may be included in the text if necessary. Please ensure references that are cited in the text, are also present in the reference section (and vice versa). Mark all cited references in article body text sections with different color. Hyperlink references with reference section.Data analysis and interpretation article.Case study: A study which include the development of particular issue(s)/situation(s)/system(s) for a locality and regions.Methods and protocols: Article which describe a new methodology on particular issue.Typically might be consisted of an abstract, extended introduction and may not contain well-defined results but provides some discussion on idea or scientific theme. Short communication: This type of articles discuss a subject matter which has new interest, attention or potentials in science.An abstract and introduction with review objectives and concluding remarks should be present in literature review. Review article: This type of article may not be divided into typical sections but must be discussed systematically with proper headings, sub-headings, figures, tables etc.Research objectives or hypothesis are usually well-defined and works end up with key findings or results or recommendations. Research article: This type of article is divided into typical and particular sections and subsections (i.e., Abstract, Introduction, Materials, Methodology, Results, Discussion, Conclusion etc.).Broader article categories are shown below. We publish original research, review paper, case study, technical and method notes, survey reports, c oncept notes, short communications and perspectives. Keep text in the illustrations themselves to a minimum but explain all symbols and abbreviations used. A caption should comprise a brief title (not on the figure itself, unless vey necessary) and a description of the illustration. Supply captions separately, where necessary attached to the figure. Do not integrate several picture into a single one, rather create several individual figures.įigure Captions: Authors should ensure that each illustration has a caption. Do not supply files or images which are too low in resolution and any graphics should be proportionately large so that concept could be understandable and meaningful for readers. PLEASE DO NOT - Supply files or images which are optimized for screen use only, which typically have low number of pixels and limited set of colors. Editorial office might ask for original/source/native files of figure. Color, gray scale or black-white picture is acceptable.
#Apa guide to preparing manuscripts for journal publication pdf
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