Peer Review History
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On page 8, lines 29 to 42, the authors present a statement but it is not compelling. The authors pose a hypothetical situation, “If researchers spend a fixed amount of time on applications”, which their own data indicates is not pertinent. The statement itself is enigmatic. Spending less time on the “other parts” of the application does not explicate the finding of the study that more time was spent on the application process.
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تاریخ انتشار 2014