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Methodnex

Editing & Reporting Support

Methods and results sections that say exactly what was done and what was found.

Questions we help answer

Reviewers reject sound studies that are poorly reported. We help you write an analysis plan, present results accurately, meet the reporting guideline for your design and respond to technical review comments.

  • Which reporting guideline applies to my study, and am I meeting it?
  • How do I describe my analysis so that it can be reproduced?
  • A reviewer has questioned my statistics. How do I respond?
  • Are my tables and figures correct and clear?

Scope of service

What you receive

  • Statistical analysis plans
  • Interpretation notes, and tables and figures prepared to style
  • Review against reporting guidelines such as CONSORT, STROBE and PRISMA
  • Academic language editing and reference formatting
  • Technical support for responses to reviewers

What is not included

  • We do not write manuscripts, theses or assignments for undisclosed authors.
  • We do not guarantee acceptance by a journal, committee or funder.
  • We do not change what the results say.

Methods and tools, and when we use them

  • Reporting guidelines

    When a journal or committee expects a checklist for the design: CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA or COREQ.

  • Statistical analysis plans

    Before data collection or before unblinding, to fix the analysis in advance.

  • Transparency checklists

    When data, code or materials are to be shared.

  • Language editing

    When the science is sound and the writing needs to match it.

How the work runs

  1. 1

    Intake

    You describe the project through the request form or a call. No data are needed at this stage.

  2. 2

    Methodological scoping

    We review the design and agree the deliverables, exclusions, timeline and fee in writing.

  3. 3

    Execution

    The assigned consultant does the work and records methods, assumptions and changes.

  4. 4

    Quality assurance

    A second specialist reviews the methods and outputs before release.

  5. 5

    Handover

    You receive the deliverables, the code and a walkthrough session, with the agreed revision rounds.

Who this is for

  • Authors preparing a submission
  • Doctoral candidates before submission or defence
  • Research groups responding to reviewers
  • Institutions producing technical reports

Questions about this service

Is language editing acceptable to journals?

Editing for language and clarity is widely accepted, and many journals recommend it. Follow your journal's or university's rules on acknowledging the help.

Will you write my discussion?

No. We comment on whether the discussion follows from the results and suggest how to tighten it. The text is yours.

Can you check my manuscript against a reporting guideline?

Yes. You receive the completed checklist with page references and a list of gaps.

Do you edit in Arabic?

Yes. We edit academic Arabic and English.

Other services

Request a scoped quotation

Describe the project in a few minutes. Complex research is quoted after scoping, never from a price list.