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  2. Begin by filling in the title of your manuscript at the top of the form. Ensure it accurately reflects your work.
  3. List all authors in the designated fields, ensuring that each author’s name is clearly written for proper attribution.
  4. In Section 1, check the boxes that certify authorship responsibilities and contributions. Each author must indicate their specific contributions by checking at least one box.
  5. Proceed to disclose any conflicts of interest in Section 2. If applicable, list all relevant interests; otherwise, select 'None'.
  6. Complete Section 3 regarding copyright transfer by confirming understanding and agreement with the terms provided.
  7. For ethical approval in Section 4, ensure that all necessary certifications are checked and provide protocol numbers where required.
  8. Finally, as the corresponding author, sign and date the acknowledgment statement in Section 5 to confirm all information is accurate.

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Britannica Dictionary definition of SUBMISSION. 1. a : an act of giving a document, proposal, piece of writing, etc., to someone so that it can be considered or approved : an act of submitting something. [noncount] Im preparing the results of my study for submission to a medical journal.
Quite simply, submission guidelines are the rules and tips provided by an agent, publisher, contest, or other group to writers about how to send in their pitches and/or manuscripts. In other words, submission guidelines are directions for submitting your writing.
Document Submission refers to the process of formally delivering or uploading a document to a designated recipient or system for review, approval, or processing. Submissions can occur in various contexts, such as legal, business, or educational settings, and are often governed by specific guidelines or deadlines.
Submission Requirements means any particular requirements relating to the form of the Offer sought, or the duration for which Offers will be evaluated, and any dates expressly provided relating thereto, as made available through publicly accessible areas on the Tawreed platform, or as provided within the Tender
Submission of original and editable artwork files is encouraged. Digital photography files should have a resolution of at least 300 dpi and be at least 107 mm wide. Before and after images should be taken with the same intensity, direction, and colour of light.

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: an act of submitting something (as for consideration or inspection) also : something submitted (such as a manuscript) : the condition of being submissive, humble, or compliant. 3. : an act of submitting to the authority or control of another.
Definition. The submission process refers to the steps a writer takes to present their work, such as poems, stories, or essays, to literary magazines and journals for potential publication.

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