* Did you write concisely (no excessively long sentences; no redundancy)?
* Are paragraphs used reasonably?
* Did you use some variation in the sentence structure and use of introductory phrases? (Phrasebank)

* Are the title and headings consistent with the content?
* Is the style and wording of headings and captions consistent?
* Do all headings have maximum or minimum capitalization?

* Have all terms been defined?
* Were all new terms introduced in italics (\emph)?
* Has terminology been used consistently?
* Are all variable names in italics (Latex math mode $ $)?
* Are variable names used consistently, not for different things, and not at the beginning of a sentence?

* Is every abbreviation (abbrv.) stated in full when first used (like in this example)? Is any abbrv. introduced more than once? Is any full statement subsequently used unnecessarily?
* Is every abbrv. used less then, say, four times? If not, can it be removed?

* Have bold and italic been used logically?
* Are any words hyphenated in some places but not in others?
* Do the parentheses match? Are they necessary?

* Are the graphs/figures all the same size? Is similar font size used in graphs/figures?
* Are figure sources explicitly cited in the figure caption (Figure reprinted from [x].)?
* Are all figures, tables, and algorithms referenced at an appropriate place in the text?
* Are captions of figures and tables as well as definitions, lemmas, theorems etc. self-contained?

* In the references, has each field been formatted consistently? (Automatically done by Biblatex.) Is capitalization correct, e.g., are acronyms or names capitalized (embrace by {} in your bibfile)? Are journal and conference names abbreviated in the same way? Is the style of author names consistent? (Automatically done by Biblatex.) Has a sufficient and consistent set of fields been provided for each reference of the same type (e.g., "location" for books, "last access" for websites)?


* DO USE A SPELL CHECKER as a very last step before submitting the manuscript.