Professional Science Publishing Services for Canadian Authors

No, editors may question contradictions and unjustified assertions, but the author and competent reviewers are responsible for the scientific accuracy of the manuscript.

Not all basic facts need citations, while research results, statistics, disputable statements, and professional conclusions must be verifiable.

Yes, in principle, but one should take into account issues related to ownership, permission, confidentiality, research ethics, and limits of the data.

By using appropriate qualifiers, ranges of confidence if necessary, methodological limitations, and separation of facts from assumptions.

Only if the rights belong to the author or he/she has received the proper permission, apart from any specific legal exceptions.

The formatting of the equations requires notation, numbering, referencing and testing of formats.

Yes, the units, symbols, spacing, abbreviations and conversions have to be standardised for a particular field and audience.

Yes, but any clinical claims have to be based on reliable evidence, reviewed, their limitations indicated and without replacing individual medical advice.

It could be beneficial if there is some scientific terminology that will be used often and the definitions interfere with the text.

Time is depended on length, complexity, references, peer review, figures, equations, permissions, editing and approval time of the authors.

No ethical service is able to guarantee anything apart from the actual publishing of the book.