Article Statistics Support
We bring the statistical analysis quality of your article to international standards. We are by your side through the peer review process.
Analysis and Methodology
We determine and apply the most appropriate statistical methods for your article data.
- Appropriate method selection
- Statistical analysis
- Effect size calculation
- Power analysis reporting
Reporting
We prepare your results in accordance with the target journal's format.
- Methods section writing
- Results section writing
- APA/Vancouver format tables
- Publication-quality graphics
Peer-Review Revision
We help you answer statistical questions raised during peer review.
- Response to reviewer comments
- Conducting additional analyses
- Preparation of statistical arguments
- Revised article support
Prepare your analysis for a research manuscript
Statistical support for a paper includes making methods understandable and results traceable. A manuscript before its first submission has different needs from one with statistical reviewer comments. Define the scope through your target journal, current results and research question.
What to prepare
- Prepare the manuscript draft, journal author instructions and existing tables.
- Include variable definitions, methods already used and any analysis code or output.
- For a revision, share reviewer comments and identify the results that need reassessment.
Agree on your reporting requirements
Discuss which of these outputs your study needs during the preliminary evaluation:
- Analysis and method descriptions aligned with the research question
- Consistent presentation of results across text, tables and figures
- Assessment to support reasoned responses to statistical reviewer questions
What determines the quote?
A new analysis and a review of existing work have different scopes. Reviewer comments may require clarification, reanalysis or additional models. Share the relevant files and expected outputs to establish a quote.
Questions before you begin
Can I request help only with statistical reviewer comments?
Yes. The comments should be assessed alongside the draft and existing analyses. Some questions need clarification; others require returning to the dataset.
Does statistical support guarantee journal acceptance?
No. Editorial and peer review decisions remain with the journal. Support focuses on methods, reporting and interpretation, including the limitations of the study design and data.