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. 2020 Oct 21;15(10):e0239518. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0239518

Table 1. Propensity of terms in co-review policies.

Term Variants Term frequency Proportion of policies that contain term
review review; reviewers; reviewer 100 93%
manuscript manuscript; manuscripts 43 75%
editor editor; editors 33 73%
confidenti confidential; confidentiality 26 63%
not not 24 60%
inform information; inform; informed 19 51%
colleagu colleague; colleagues 18 49%
student students; student 14 34%
discuss discuss; discussed; discussion 12 32%
involv involved; involve; involving 12 32%
consult consult; consulted; consulting 12 32%
permiss permission 11 31%
disclos disclosed; disclose 12 29%
author authors; author; authorization 11 29%
peer peer 10 29%
journal journal 10 28%
share share; shared; sharing 9 25%
collabor collaborate; collaborators; collaborating 10 24%
advic advice 8 23%
ident identities; identity 8 23%

Terms in the column “Terms” were stemmed using the function `wordStem`from the SnowballC R package. “Variants” displays the three most common variants for a given term as they appear in our data. Sometimes only one variant (e.g. peer, journal) was present in the data. Further context is provided in S2 Table which lists one sampled sentence for each term variant.