Table 3.
| Advantages of the peer review system |
|---|
| Can detect major faults in the originality of the article, the science, the methodology, and the ethics of the paper. |
| Improves the quality of the manuscript and confers “added value” to the manuscript. |
| Detects whether the manuscript is as per the requirements of the journal. |
| Facilitates the provision of important and credible science to the readers. |
| Gives respectability and credibility to the journals which have a systematic peer review system in place. |
| Gives the scientific community an opportunity to recognize and support innovative research. |
| Minimizes duplicate and redundant publication. |