This explanation outlines peer-reviewed and editorially reviewed articles in a publication format.
The Table of Contents in the ‘Full Issue’ contains a ‘REVIEWED SECTION’ and a ‘NON-REVIEWED SECTION’. The articles in the first section recevied a ‘peer review’ and the articles in the second section received an editorial review but not a ‘peer review’. The Table of Contents, below, contains a ‘Scientific Papers’ section and a ‘Technical Notes and Correspondence’ section. These sections correspond, respetively, to the first and second sections in the ‘Full Issue’.
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