Baystate investigators determined that Dr. Reuben had concocted data for 21 studies, and the health system asked the journals in which those studies were published to withdraw them.
The defined role of reviewers is not to check for concocted data but to test whether a paper's conclusions follow from the data presented.
They are concocted from comprehensive data, samples and educated guesswork, and then gradually refined.
Even if OpenDNS doesn't know your name or anything about you, couldn't it be collecting all kinds of Web traffic data, concocting its evil plans?
He concocted a way to pull data from a building's plumbing, air-conditioning and lighting systems and funnel all of it through a router.
As Bloomberg takes its software to baseball's winter meetings on Monday in Indianapolis to give teams a six-month free trial, its competitors are curious about what the data behemoth has concocted.
For three years, Alexander has worked with the University of Michigan's Solar Heliospheric Research Group, in a project he concocted, sonifying the sun using data captured by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), a NASA/ESA spacecraft that for 17 years has been staring at the sun, providing our most reliable source of near real-time data about solar weather.
And because the brain's wiring is so densely packed, building a connectome stands as one of the most formidable data collection efforts ever concocted.
Using this data, Adams in 1995 concocted an unusual boron molecule that snuggled into one of the enzyme's active sites and blocked its function.
Teaming up with the media, pollsters are suppressing the vote by concocting phony results; by skewing the data.
Say hello to Social Shot, a mobile bartending-robot that uses data from your Facebook to concoct a unique beverage based on your persona.
