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Language is English. Please be consistent. Use the same form of
English (UK or American) throughout the text.
Length
Full-length research papers or full-length review articles
printed in the final format should not exceed 15 pages including
tables and figures with legends and references. Short research
communications, reviews, communications or notes should not
exceed 7 pages including tables and figures with legends. Title.
Short and to the point; include all key words if possible. Not
longer than 120 characters (including spaces), it should be written
entirely in capital letters. It should indicate the methodological
aspects of the paper, which are of interest also for several
fields of application. Include the running title with the surname of
the first author with no more than 100 characters including spaces
(e.g., MACKAY CE ET AL: Comparison of MRI and physical
sections).
Authors
Whole name(s) and family name of each author; no
academic degrees or titles. Indicate who will be responsible for
correspondence, if not the first author. Complete address of each
author including an e-mail address.
Abstract
Not more than 250 words, summarizing the work
presented in the manuscript, in 3rd person. Abstract should be
understandable to a nonspecialist. It should be followed by a
list of keywords (not more than 6 in alphabetical order). Keywords
should allow an appropriate classification of the paper in
regard to the methodology and field of application. Use extra line
and lower case letters.
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Sufficient details must be given to enable the interdisciplinary
audience of the journal to understand the considered
problem and the methods. This includes a brief explanation of basic concepts, abbreviations and symbols, and, if available, a
reference to a standard textbook. The problem of interest should be
described clearly and explicitly. Methods which are of some
general character should be emphasized. New methods or
theoretical results should be given with an appropriate reasoning
or derivation. Applications of methods are welcome. Appropriate
real data, simulation or numerical results should be given to illustrate
the main results. If possible, use standard headings: Introduction,
Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements and
References. The headings should be placed on separate lines and
written in capitals with no underlining. Avoid unnecessary
subheadings. In the text do not underline words, do not use letters in
bold type.
Page Numbering
Pages in the manuscript should be numbered in
Arabic numerals starting with the cover page.
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