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A Primer: How to Address Peer Reviews of Your Manuscript
Dirks-Naylor offers guidance on how to address peer reviews of a manuscript. The peer review process is crucial for ensuring the quality and rigor of scientific research. When receiving reviews, it is important to step away and let emotions subside before critically evaluating the comments. Collabor...
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