Requirements for articles and features of publication in journals indexed in Scopus

        relevance, demand, scientific novelty of the research

•  the purpose and objectives of the research

•  a good literature base from previous studies over the past 3-5 years from international sources

•  a well-written section "Materials and Methods"

•  argumentation

•  ​​logical and scientific analysis of the research results

•  the presence of illustrations

•  the absence of borrowed text (plagiarism, the originality value is not less than 85%)

The low level of English in your work may be the reason for the delay in publishing the research. Therefore, the language of writing the article must comply with the standards of academic writing. The article must contain correct language constructions, idiomatic expressions and corresponding lexical units. Accordingly, spelling, syntactic, grammatical, punctuation, terminological and lexical errors are not allowed. If a Russian-Kazakh translator can provide you with the above, then a native speaker will make the text accessible to a wide audience of readers, will help to avoid stylistic errors, overloaded sentences and the so-called "calquing from Russian, Kazakh language".

The article should have a structure, logic and conceptual commonality of the text.

Headings should be signed: Abstract. Keyword. Introduction. Literature Review. Materials and Methods. Results. Discussion. Conclusion. Acknowledgments, if any. References.

Abstract – the optimal volume is 150-250 words in Russian. In case of non-compliance with the requirement, the publisher reserves the right to partially change, shorten or increase the volume of the abstract.

Keyword – 5-7 words on the essence of the article.

Information about the grant, funding, subsidy (if any), and also if you want to thank someone, is placed at the end of the article before the "References" section in the Acknowledgements section. Sections such as Conflicts of Interest, Author Contributions, Funding, Limitations and Study Forward, Appendix, etc. are included in the article as needed and as required by the editorial boards.

References are listed alphabetically, with continuous numbering. References in the text to the relevant source from the reference list are provided in parentheses, for example, (1, p. 277). The use of automatic page links is not allowed. The reference list must contain at least 20-25 sources from the last 3-5 years. Foreign sources - at least 15. It is mandatory to use articles published in the Scopus and Web of Science databases over the last three to five years (from non-excluded journals).

Self-citation of the authors of the article - no more than 1-2 references to the works of each author of the article.

page numbering;

using page breaks in the text;

using automatic page references;

using automatic hyphenation;

using sparse or dense letter spacing.