Scope and originality
The work fits the journal scope, has not been published elsewhere, and is not under review by another journal.
Use this checklist before submission to reduce avoidable delays during editorial screening.
The work fits the journal scope, has not been published elsewhere, and is not under review by another journal.
Animal, human, owner consent, or institutional approvals are stated clearly with approval numbers where available.
Study design, sample size, procedures, statistical tests, software, and assumptions are described with enough detail for assessment.
Funding, conflicts of interest, author contributions, acknowledgments, data availability, and consent statements are included.
Prepare one complete file with all author details, declarations, article text, references, figures, tables, and legends. Use Word (.doc or .docx) or PDF (.pdf).
Prepare one complete reviewer-facing file with all identifying details and document properties removed. Use Word (.doc or .docx) or PDF (.pdf).
Include readable figures, tables, titles, and legends in both versions where reviewers need them. Separate production files are requested later if needed.
Include applicable cover-letter content, highlights, reporting information, supplementary material, and declarations within the full manuscript.
Confirm author order, affiliations, ORCID iDs, corresponding-author details, funding, conflicts, ethics statements, and keywords before final submission.
Include graphical abstracts, figures, tables, and relevant supplementary items in the full manuscript, with reviewer-safe items also present in the blinded version.
Match your manuscript to the GJVAS article front-matter model for research, review, or case report so the published PDF and HTML files remain consistent.
Be ready to review the typeset proof within 72 hours after the production office sends it through the editorial system.