Plagiarism Check
Plagiarism check is an essential step in the manuscript submission process. Many researchers, due to language limitations, often resort to simple paraphrasing or direct quoting when citing references. Additionally, when conducting a series of studies, similarities in experimental methods or writing habits may lead to a high self-citation rate. Manuscripts with a high similarity index are at risk of being flagged as plagiarism, which could negatively impact the chances of future publications.
Plagiarism Check service:
Prior to submitting your manuscript to the target journal, we conducts a thorough review of all citations and references. We use iThenticate software to identify passages in your paper that could be flagged by journals for accidental plagiarism, ensuring that the similarity rate meets the common standards and requirements of the international publishing industry, thereby ensuring that your paper meets the requirements of the target journal.
Why Choose Plagiarism Checking Services?
1. After submission, journal editors typically check for potential plagiarism before sending the manuscript for review. A high similarity index often raises concerns from editors, and if the paper is deemed to be plagiarized, it is likely to be rejected. Therefore, if you have referenced or borrowed text from previously published articles or websites during the writing process, we strongly recommend using our plagiarism checking and reduction service before submission to minimize the risk.
2. We use internationally recognized plagiarism detection software, which compares your full manuscript against a vast global database and online content. The software generates an overall similarity index and highlights sections of the text with high repetition. It clearly marks similar paragraphs or sentences and automatically traces the source of the matching content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is my document reviewed in Plagiarism Check?
A: We conduct a thorough review for plagiarism in your manuscript by using iThenticate, a software program widely used in the academic community.
Q: What file types do you accept?
A: Microsoft Word
