Editorial decision

Editorial Decision: The Editor will make a decision based on the reviews and may accept your manuscript as is, ask for revisions, or, in some cases, reject it.

In the editorial decision-making process, the editor carefully evaluates reviewers' comments and suggestions to determine the manuscript's fate. If a consensus among reviewers cannot be reached, the editor serves as the final arbiter, drawing upon their expertise and the feedback received to make an informed decision. This critical role ensures that each manuscript undergoes a fair and thorough assessment before reaching a publication outcome.