Starr R.

Plagiarism occurs when an author(s) purposefully copies someone else research work and it claim as their own, Iris Publishers are committed to publish only original research material which is not published anywhere and copied anywhere. Plagiarism in all its forms founds corrupt publishing behavior and is unacceptable. If potential plagiarism is noticed, authors will be contacted for explanation. The authors should confirm that they have written entirely original work or research works, and if the authors have used the work and/or words of others, it is compulsory to indicate the source of the data within your paper using an internal citation.
Repeating a work word for word, i. E. exact representation of another researcher works without acknowledging original source is a best example of plagiarism and it can be detected easily by associating the submitted paper with the previously published paper. The tolerance in plagiarism is also evident if an author does not duplicate the exact words used in the research work. This type of reproduction of previously published content is known as summarizing, and it is the maximum difficult type of plagiarism to detect.
In order to support the scientific community, Iris Publishers are committed to protect the reliability of the academic manuscript in all aspects of investigation and publishing ethics. We advocate the quantity and quality of the copied content for its relevance to the original source.
Iris Publishers using iThenticate software to detect illustrations of overlapping and similar text in submitted manuscripts. Manuscripts that are found to have been plagiarized or reproduced it will be rejected immediately.