The evaluation of the submitted work is carried out by two peer reviewers with knowledge of the article's topic. The form of this process - which is called “peer-review” or “peer review” and which in its final opinions decides whether or not to publish the work - contains the following questions:

• Does the manuscript contain new and significant information to justify publication?
• Does the abstract clearly and accurately describe the content of the article?
• Is the problem significant and concisely expressed?
• Are the methods described comprehensively?
• Are interpretations and conclusions justified by the results?
• Are adequate references made to other work in the area?
• Is the language acceptable?
• Is the number of tables and figures adequate?
• Interest in the subject is good?
• Is the quality of the manuscript good?
• Is there originality on the topic?