Correction: March 1, 2004, Monday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about a study finding that the effectiveness of the chickenpox vaccine fades after a year referred incompletely to the views of the lead author, Dr. Marietta Vazquez of Yale Medical School.
"Watch out for the fat people," he said last month, citing a study finding a jump in obesity.
A report in the World Briefing column on Saturday about a study finding that Borneo retains extraordinary biological diversity in its interior misstated a size comparison.
To wit, our ridiculous experiment in abstinence-only education seems to be winding down with a study finding that it didn't work.
PETER GRAY, an anthropologist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on a study finding that fatherhood decreases testosterone levels.
The appeals court disagreed, citing a study finding that only 10 percent of Acorn's financing was federal.
An article yesterday about a study finding safety standards lax at construction sites in the New York region, and a picture caption, gave an incorrect location in some copies for a 2001 scaffolding collapse in which five workers were killed.
An article in Science Times last Tuesday about a study finding that women with gum disease were more likely to have premature babies misstated the rate of premature births in the United States over the past two decades.
The risk of thrombosis is not restricted to air transport alone, the paper said: "We show that all means of transport can be 'incriminated.' " A study finding the opposite was published in The Lancet on Oct. 28.
Scientists undertook similar attribution work in January, a study finding that a record run of warm years this century was up to 130,000 times more likely to have occurred due to human interference.
Andrew C. Revkin (NYT) Correction: May 6, 2005, Friday A report in the World Briefing column on Saturday about a study finding that Borneo retains extraordinary biological diversity in its interior misstated a size comparison.
