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Exemplos de perguntas que podem ser feitas e as respostas de nossos
revisores:
Por favor, envie suas perguntas em inglês, pois
nossos revisores
têm o
inglês como língua nativa
e não entendem português.
Abaixo, alguns exemplos de perguntas que respondemos para
nossos clientes.
Observação: a “Resposta” é do Revisor; a “Réplica” é do Cliente.
I. Esclarecimentos ao cliente:
1. Relacionados à redação
Pergunta:
In line 39, you changed to "The number of cell cultures obtained was
more than expected…" But I think "The number of cell cultures were
more than expected…" is appropriate. Which is better "was" or
"were"?
Resposta:
Note that a singular/plural verb is used based on whether the
subject is singular or plural. Also, when using "the number of," you
should use a singular verb. In the mentioned sentence, the subject
is "number," which is singular, and the definite article "the" is
used. Therefore, "was" is the appropriate verb in this case. Please
rest assured that the edit is correct, and we hope that the
explanation is satisfactory.
2. Relacionados ao estilo
Pergunta: In the 4th line of Material & Method
section, "Ethanol solution of 6-MP" was suggested to be changed to
"6-MP ethanol solution."
Question: I am wondering that sentence should not be started with
Arabic numerals.
Resposta:
Thank you clarifying the change.
In this case, the numeral 6 in the term "6-MP" does not signify a
quantity or a measurement and is a part of the compound name. Hence,
the rule about a sentence starting with a numeral does not apply
here. For example, a sentence can start with "5-Carboxymethyl…" but
not "5 patients were enrolled." Moreover, since the edited term has
been used later in the document, you may retain the edit.
3. Relacionados a uma alteração específica
Pergunta:
Thank you for your editing. I have questions about third paragraph.
Why do you use the word “parameter”? What differences between the
word “parameter” and “categories”?
Resposta:
Thank you for your questions. We have changed “categories” to
“parameters” since each of the three phrases, “the era of the
works,” “the genre,” and “the narratives”, are characteristics of
art. Multiple categories can be created for any one parameter. For
example, if you distinguish works of art based on their genre, they
can be categorized into renaissance art, abstract art, postmodern
art, etc. Thus, the usage of the word “parameters” here is
appropriate.
4. Relacionados às marcações
Pergunta: About Paragraph 2,line1 Tag 2.1
Visual Thinking Strategies is not textbook but art appreciation
materials.( for teacher's guide) How can I write it?
Resposta:
Based on your clarification, we feel that “resources” is a better
word for “materials.”
However, resources for art appreciation such as Visual Thinking
Strategies, a teacher’s guide published by Visual Understanding in
Education…
5. Relacionados às observações
Pergunta 1: You said I should mention the
limitations of the investigation in the Introduction section
But what exactly are you pointing out? limitation has the meaning of
"limit", "realm", etc, but what exactly are you
pointing out?
Resposta:
Thank you for your response.
Note that journals usually encourage the mention of limitations of
the study in the Introduction and Discussion sections. By
"limitations," we mean the "obstacles" or
"problems" faced during the course of the study, which may
have hindered or affected the results in some way, i.e., factors
that may affect the outcomes of the study or are important to
interpretation of the study findings. The commonest examples are
small sample size, volunteer bias, incomplete follow-up, etc.
Please consider mentioning these in both the above-mentioned
sections only if applicable to your present study.
Pergunta 2: In the Acknowledgements, you refer to
this in the more common term “slaughterhouse.” Please check if you
can use one term for consistency and reader clarity.
Reply: Ok, I will use “abattoir” in the manuscript for consistency.
Resposta:
Thank you for clarifying and acknowledging this.
6. Relacionados à Formatação
Pergunta: Cover Letter: Please submit, as part of
the covering letter with the manuscript, the names, full affiliation
(department, institution, city and country) and email addresses of
up to 5 potential Referees.
Resposta: I will do that.
Resposta:
Thank you for acknowledging this.
II. Edição de sentenças revisadas pelo autor:
Pergunta 1:
Thank you for your helpful editing. I made following change after
editing: "A discrepancy of 14 mm or <14 mm between MRI and
pathological major axis size occurred in 50% (5/10) of cases."
Is it OK?
Resposta:
Thank you for your response.
Please make the following minor revisions:
"A discrepancy of 14 mm or <?14 mm between MRI and
pathological major axis size occurred was observed in 50% (5/10) of
cases."
Pergunta 2: I want to change note 6 as follows. Is
this change all right?
BEFORE: 6 Fujita interview. Fujita called the book "a best
seller among legislators."
AFTER: Fujita called the book "a best seller among
legislators" in the interview with the author.
Resposta:
Yes, you may revise the sentence as suggested.
Pergunta 3: Could you tell me which is better I use
"crops" or "cropping"?
In line 27 of final file with insertions and deletions, "gap
between crops."
Resposta:
Note that the usage of terms "crops" and
"cropping" differs with the context. The term
"crop" refers to the yield of a plant in a single growing
season and "cropping" is usually used to refer to the
period when this yield occurs (cropping of spring wheat or cropping
time). Nevertheless, you may revise the sentence to "Early
sprouting could therefore allow us to fill the gap between cropping
periods" for further clarity.
III. Pedido de sugestões:
Pergunta 1: Dear corrector
Thank you for editing, I have more questions, and e-mailed to you.
I am going to submit journal. The words limit of abstract is 250,
but the word count of my abstract is over (273 words). So I removed
the sentence reluctantly, "The incidence of obesity at baseline
examinations was 3.7% and the incidence of individuals who developed
obesity over the 5-year follow-up was 1.6%."
Please comment my decision was appropriate or not.
Resposta:
Thank you for your response.
Note that the sentence mentioned by you for deletion represents the
key results of the manuscript and would hamper the clarity as well
as flow and transition of the abstract since the subsequent
sentences are linked to this sentence. Therefore, we are providing a
concise version of the abstract, which is well within the prescribed
word count of the journal (Present word count ~248 words). Please
check. [revised abstract was provided]
Pergunta 2:
The instructions to authors say that a running title not exceeding
35 letters and spaces should be provided. So I have to shorten to
"Heart function affects hip fracture results." I hope you
will give me a good idea.
Resposta:
Thank you for your response.
Note that in order to achieve the desired character count of 35
characters (including spaces), as specified by the journal
guidelines, we suggest you to retain the original running title,
i.e., "Heart function affects hip fracture" for accuracy.