Language Editing Service for LaTeX Documents
Many researchers who work in engineering, mathematics, and other physical sciences find that using the typesetting language LaTeX is much easier for writing equations and other technical matter than Microsoft Word. In addition, many journals recognize this, and often provide the option to submit papers as LaTeX (.tex) files.
LetPub now offers a LaTeX document editing service via a program called
. Overleaf allows for multiple contributors to create and revise LaTeX documents with a user-friendly, online platform, so revisions and commentary can be tracked by our editors and authors alike. Projects, with all revisions, can be returned simply by sending a link, which will allow authors to log on to Overleaf (free accounts including unlimited projects) and review the edits made to their document, without having to manage or compare separate files.
In addition to offering this cutting-edge editing service via our partnership with Overleaf, all manuscripts edited using Overleaf will receive high quality language editing performed by our certified language editors. LetPub is committed to promoting scientific excellence, advancing scholarly publishing technology, and partnering with leading academic societies, journals, and institutes to enable researchers around the world to showcase their knowledge. Our world leading editing service helps authors produce engineering and mathematics manuscripts that are published in high impact academic journals around the world.
Ning Wang
The First Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xin Qu
Anyang Institute of TechnologyThis is the second time I have asked LetPub to help polish the language. After the article has been edited by LetPub, the language was greatly improved. I will continue to cooperate with LetPub in the future! ! !
Ya Ma
Beijing Tongren HospitalLetPub is very good and very professional. The manuscript was returned on time and the manager Zhu is also very nice. After the article was polished, it was successfully accepted.
Yang Yu
University of MelbourneMany thanks to Doris, a client manager at LetPub, for helping to get our cover illustration production work started during the National Day holiday week. Despite the tight turnaround, the final design met all the requirements and was successfully chosen by the journal for the cover. I will choose LetPub's service again in the future. I wish LetPub great success!
Guilong Zhang
Binzhou Medical UniversityThe language of the article is polished in LetPub, and the revision is very good. The entire submission process is also very smooth, and the reviewers all praise the language of the paper!
Jian Zhang
Shandong UniversityThe journal cover art is very good to make, and the article has been successfully accepted, thank you LetPub. I'll choose to do it here next time.
Xiaodong Wang
Tianjin Medical University General HospitalThe editors of LetPub are very meticulous and professional. This is the second time I have chosen LetPub and I recommend it to my peers. I give a sincere praise, and I am ready for the third time.
Hui Tong
Guangdong Institute of Eco-environmental Science & TechnologyLetPub’s editing service is very good. We had our work edited with them several times and every revision is very helpful. Our Client Manager Meng, who provided great customer service, is also very patient and meticulous. It is indeed worth recommending!
Our track record allows us to offer the following guarantee: If the client accepts all recommended changes and the paper is still rejected by the journal solely for English language reasons, LetPub will re-edit the document for free or provide a full refund of the initial standard copy-editing service.
* Material added to your manuscript after the document is returned to the client or otherwise inaccessible by LetPub is not included in this guarantee.
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The second edit was very good, and it was accepted after the overhaul was posted. Original: Women with pre-pregnancy overweight and obese had increased risk of having newborns with macrosomia and LGA than normal-weight women, both unadjusted and adjusted for all the potential confounders. After modification: Women who were overweight or obese pre-pregnancy manifested an increased risk of having newborns with macrosomia and LGA relative to normal-weight women, regardless of whether values were unadjusted or adjusted for all potential confounders.