Endocrine Pathology
Review Process · Review Speed · Review Timeline
Research is often a slow process, requiring the careful design, optimization, and replication of experiments. By the time you have accrued enough data to write a manuscript, you will likely want to publish as soon as possible. Rapid publication can accelerate the dissemination of findings, decrease the likelihood of being scooped, and allow a quicker return to the laboratory to work on the next study. Whether you are currently performing experiments or are in the midst of writing, the following Endocrine Pathology - Review Speed data may help you to select an efficient and right journal for your manuscripts.
| 1st Editor Decision | 1st Rev. Report | Sub. to Acc. | Acc. to Pub. | Sub. to Pub. | # of Reviewers | # of Rev. Rnd. |
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| - Days | - Days | - Days | - Days | - Days | 1-3 Reviewers | 1-3 Rounds |
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Submission To 1st Editorial Decision
- days
The average number of days from manuscript submission to the initial editorial decision on the article. If your manuscript is rejected by the editor without the peer-reviewed process, please share with the community how many days you got the rejection email from the editor's office. If your manuscript is sent to reviewers, please share with the community how many days the evaluated process took by editor's office (not include the evaluated process of reviewers).
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Submission To 1st Revision Report
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The average number of days between the date of manuscript submission and date of receiving the editorial decision after the first review round (only the manuscript with peer-reviewed process). Please share with the community how many days the entire process took by the editor's office.
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Submission To Acceptance
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The average number of days between the date of manuscript submission and date of receiving the editorial acceptance decision. Please share with the community how many days the entire process took by the editor's office.
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Acceptance To Publication
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The average number of days from manuscript acceptance to the first appearance of the article online. Please share with the community how many days the entire process took by the editor's office.
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Submission To Publication
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The average number of days from manuscript submission to the first appearance of the article online. Please share with the community how many days the entire process took by the editor's office.
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Number of Reviewers
1-3
The average number of reviewers during the entire peer-reviewed process (include both accepted and rejected manuscript). Please share your experiences with the community.
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Revision Round
1-3
The average number of external revision rounds during the entire peer-reviewed process (include both accepted and rejected manuscript). Please share your experiences with the community.
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Endocrine Pathology publishes original articles on clinical and basic aspects of endocrine disorders. Work with animals or in vitro techniques is acceptable if it is relevant to human normal or abnormal endocrinology. Manuscripts will be considered for publication in the form of original articles, case reports, clinical case presentations, reviews, and descriptions of techniques. Submission of a paper implies that it reports unpublished work, except in abstract form, and is not being submitted simultaneously to another publication. Accepted manuscripts become the sole property of Endocrine Pathology and may not be published elsewhere without written consent from the publisher. All articles are subject to review by experienced referees. The Editors and Editorial Board judge manuscripts suitable for publication, and decisions by the Editors are final. None
