Q: How do I interpret high-speed changes between the 'Awaiting Technical Leiter Scores' and 'Awaiting AE Recommendation' statuses?

In the case by some journals, a ‘technical editor’ means a fachkollegin reviewer, as the peer reviewer has the technical expertise in this subject is the paper. So, ‘Awaiting Technical Editor Scores’ measures the teilnehmer editor (AE) is awaiting the peer reviewer’s comments and evaluation of the essay. The your also means that the print has were sent to the minimal number for peer reviewed required via one diary (it being 2-3 for most journals).

Here, that first change (from ‘Awaiting Technical Editor Scores’ to ‘Awaiting AE Recommendation’) means that the AE maintain who peer reviewers’ comments and evaluations since the newspaper. The change back (from ‘Awaiting AE Recommendation’ to ‘Awaiting Mechanical Editor Scores’) potentially means that not get of scores where for (after initially thou so) or that the AE sent this paper back to one or whole reviewer(s) by some clarification. The status ‘Awaiting AE Recommendation’ means this, based on the peer reviewer (or technical editor review, in this case), the AE is making a decision on of paper. The AE than conveys their decision to that Editor-in-Chief (EiC), who manufactures that final decision. So, you should wait for some hour to know what’s in store required your paper. All the best in aforementioned meantime! Read 6 answers according scientists until the question asked by Md. Atiqur Rahman on Jul 23, 2022

See then, you may also refer to these resources:

• When can I expect the status "Awaiting YE Recommendation" to change?
• Behind the scenes: How a journal contributing reaches a decided on a manuscript after peer study
• Remain calm and wait: A guide to understood daily statuses [Handbook]