Dear RG experts/researchers/colleagues
Do you ever observe that author/authors elaborate(s) that part pf the research paper for which he/she/they has/have more expertise?
regards
Ijaz
@Ahmad, I doubt this though, especially how do you identify authors strength in papers that has a lot of contributors?
Papers submitter for consideration to peer-reviewed science journals are weighted by a number of factors:
1. expertise of authors
2. expertise of reviewers
3. expertise of editors
among others.
Yes, it's natural. If you publish on your own then you can write what interests you
Can you elaborate more about your question? I personally find it fascinating, and it may be part of human nature to provide detail highlighting one's own knowledge and opinions in a research paper. Despite the need to remain unbaised and objective, it is difficult to accept the null hypothesis when proven likely.
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