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How Preflight gets you ready to submit?
The editors at Ocular Oncology and Pathology conducted a thorough review of Preflight's AI and have configured a suite of language and technical checks that they believe can help authors determine whether their manuscript is ready for submission to their journal.
4 Language Checks
Checks for language quality including grammar, readability, writing mechanics, academic vocabulary, etc.
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