Plagiarism is the act of presenting another author's language, thought, idea, or expression as one's own original work.

The originality of the article should be 70%.
In the remaining 30% of cases, the detection of the following is also considered plagiarism:

use of materials without crediting the source.
use images, drawings, photographs, tables, graphs, charts and any other form of graphical representation of information without indicating the source;
use of images, drawings, photographs, tables, graphs, diagrams and any other form of graphic representation of information published in scientific and popular publications without the consent of the copyright holder;
use of materials whose authors or copyright holders prohibit the use of their materials without a special agreement without written permission;
The editors will not accept excessive citations, even if done correctly. Reviews and other articles that require more citations for objective reasons are reviewed by journal editors on an individual basis.
Self-citation is permitted only if all references to sources are properly formatted. If the author intends to publish a significant part of the material published elsewhere, the article should clearly indicate where the material presented was published and what caused such a need.
Self-citation is allowed within reasonable limits in the introduction (literature review), description of research methods and in the section containing research results.
In the final part of the article, when discussing the conclusions and the results obtained during the study, self-citation is not allowed.

Check materials for authenticity
All articles published in the international scientific journal "UZSCIENCE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH" are subjected to a multi-stage review according to the methodology developed by the editors, which involves the use of various tools.
Unity checking is done by editors in three systems - Plagiarism.uz, AntiPlagiarism.NET and PlagiarismCheckerX.
Based on the analysis, a decision is made about the possibility of publishing the article or not.
If a negative decision is made, the editors will inform the author about it, presenting the result of the found plagiarism.
Articles with less than 70% originality will not be accepted. All accepted articles will receive a certificate indicating the percentage of authenticity.

Identify techniques that artificially increase the originality of the text
The editors strictly refuse to use any technique to increase the level of originality of the text. Editorial staff has sufficient technical and methodological base to expose all such methods.
We inform you that articles with signs of technical changes to artificially increase the originality of the text will not be published in journals (even if revised). If a payment has been made for the publication of the article, the payment for the publication will not be refunded.

Duplicate publications
Articles submitted for publication in the journal must not be under review by other journals at the time of acceptance. If the material submitted by the author has been previously published in whole or in part, the author is obliged to inform the editor about this, as well as justify the need for such publication. All such cases are dealt with on an individual basis. The editors reserve the right to cancel such an article in the event that it is discovered that the articles of the journal are reproduced in whole or in part.