Scholarly publishers, research funders, universities, and the media, are increasingly scrutinizing research outputs.
Researchers should disclose their sources of funding because in cases where those sources have a potential interest in a question addressed by the research, others may want to scrutinize that research with heightened care to determine the extent to which it followed the practices and standards discussed above.
Both professors may scrutinize a research paper with these different costs of error implicitly in mind.
We scrutinize the research landscape while assessing the underlying evolutionary and cultural mechanisms.
But almost every aspect of the theory has been attacked as other experts have had their first chance to scrutinize the research in detail.
Later we scrutinize various research models which synthesize significant solutions to tackle possible factors and various challenges in predicting as well as measuring reliability of software applications in distributed systems.
But as other experts have had their first chance to scrutinize the research in detail, almost every aspect of the theory has been attacked, from its assumptions to its conclusion that abortion and crime are connected, not separate trends that happened to surface at the same time.
Much of the enormous investment into new healthcare environments (HCEs) is neither based on the systematic acquisition of knowledge from practice or research nor seriously scrutinized by research-based follow-up procedures [ 10].
Dr. Freeman warned her then, his books record, that he was scrutinizing her research.
In August, an investigator exonerated Dr. Regnerus — but only after reading his e-mails and scrutinizing his research methods and data.
For ethicists like Hyun, the goal of scrutinizing the research at its early stages is to avoid a repeat of the controversy surrounding the cloning of "Dolly the Sheep". The public felt taken by surprise by cloning, triggering an ethical discussion in 1997 after the technology was out in the world.
