Short or long, bioscience papers tend to contain a great deal of detailed and specialised information. Descriptions of complicated methods and results, explanations of numerical and other data and definitions of discipline-specific terminology and abbreviations of all kinds are standard fare in bioscience books, articles, theses, dissertations, laboratory reports and grant proposals. Accuracy, clarity and consistency are absolutely essential for recording and communicating information of this kind, so special care must always be taken when reporting bioscience research. In addition, bioscience papers need to meet the scholarly standards observed in all successful academic writing. The language used must be clear and correct, without errors of grammar, punctuation and spelling, and both formatting and referencing techniques must be appropriate for each document and used consistently within it. Errors and inconsistencies can confuse and even mislead readers, yet it can be notoriously difficult to write with precision and perfect grammar when so much complex and interrelated material is involved, especially if you are writing in a language that is not your native tongue, and tiny errors in formatting and references can be incredibly difficult to spot amidst the profusion of data found in many bioscience books and articles.

Senior bioscientists who are not native speakers of English but who wish or need to publish their research in the English language make up a large portion of our clientele. Our bioscience editing and proofreading services can offer great assistance in enabling such authors to communicate as clearly and with as much precision and sophistication in English as they could were they writing in their native language. The bioscience editing services provided by PRS are also beneficial to native speakers of English who would like a second pair of professionally trained eyes to ensure that their writing contains no errors or inconsistencies in language or formatting and is generally polished to perfection.

Sending your work to us for bioscience editing and proofreading before you submit it for publication will help to increase its chances of being considered seriously by acquisition editors and peer reviewers and thus its chances of being published. However, if you have already submitted a bioscience book or article and an editor has rejected it due to problems with formatting or language, one of our bioscience editors will provide the perfect solution. Be sure to include, along with your paper, the information that you have about the relevant guidelines or a link to the author instructions, any helpful criticism that you may have received from editors or reviewers and even your own notes about aspects or parts of your writing that especially concern you. This material will help your bioscience editor to focus his or her attention in the most productive ways while working on your paper and therefore facilitate the best results.