Sentence examples for breach of research from inspiring English sources

Only one of the eight counts, about an article published in the journal Cognition in 2002, seemed to involve a possibly serious breach of research ethics.

"The panel is profoundly concerned that Dr Wakefield repeatedly breached fundamental principles of research medicine," the GMC said.

The unauthorized release last fall of hundreds of e-mail messages from a major climate research center in England, and more recent revelations of a handful of errors in a supposedly authoritative United Nations report on climate change, have created what a number of top scientists say is a major breach of faith in their research.

Bigelow threatened legal action for breach of contract and "stealing her research"; the matter was settled out of court.

They say that any breach of privacy could hinder academic research they want to conduct in the future, given that they'd made agreements with the paramilitaries that they wouldn't release the tapes till after they'd died.

NHREC may in addition take the following actions against any researcher, institution or sponsor found culpable: Advertises such cases of research misconducts and report to other appropriate regulatory bodies, and if such breach of ethical conduct involves international collaborative research then the matter is reported to the national regulatory agency of the country of origin of the researcher.

The government's target to increase the number of students from state schools in top universities could be in breach of human rights legislation, according to research published today.

This means that individual-level data never leaves the collecting organisation and there is no breach of European data protection law or research governance requirements.

The aim of P3RL is to reliably link individual health-related data for new research objectives without breach of participant confidentiality (i.e. revealing PII).

There is a great breach between research made at universities and applications of these "academic results" to commercial purposes.

Issues such as research on women, informed consent, and breaches of confidentiality require more attention in the guidelines and applications of research in the Middle East [ 25, 28].