The probability of submitting a paper for review is still quite low, which generally occurs at the following three time points:

1, the article was rejected directly without being submitted for review:

First of all, we should check whether the articles submitted are in line with the scope of the journal.

If the content of the article conforms to the orientation of the contributing journal, but does not conform to the most basic format of the journal, lacks the main content structure and charts, and has high repetition rate, then the article will be returned immediately.

2. The article has been reviewed by the editor and submitted to the reviewer, but it was rejected:

Editors usually invite two reviewers for external review. Many times, the opinions of two reviewers are inconsistent and even conflicting. If your article is in the design of scientific research experiment, then find another reviewer to continue reviewing it, or make a decision to reject your article directly. There are problems or defects in the article, and the writing of experimental methods is not enough. Your article is likely to be rejected.

3. The article passed the external review or was rejected:

Secondly, whether the quality of the revised article is not very good, whether the reply is incomplete and unclear, or whether the repair time is too long may lead to this situation.