When using EMAGE, a user must trust the researcher to have performed and evaluated the experiment correctly, in addition the user must trust that all mistakes were detected and corrected by the journal that published the experiment, and finally they must trust the curator of EMAGE (or GXD) to have mapped correctly the researcher's findings to the EMAP ontology for inclusion in the database.
If reports in the Wall Street Journal are correct, Obama's chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Thomas Wheeler, has proposed a new rule that is an explicit and blatant violation of this promise.
This review also highlights the limitation of the IFPMA code which does not have a clear procedure to correct misleading claims in journal advertising [7].
His entirely uncharacteristic call on the colleague to boycott a dissident journal was corrected now with a simple apology.
Researchers at the University of Alabama, Birmingham, reported this week in Nature on their struggle to get journals to correct mistakes in papers they had published; the researchers had discovered many of mistakes simply by reading the articles.
While some journals may correct spelling mistakes and grammatical errors that are not excessive in the final editing process, others may reject the manuscript outright.
If climate change projections for Alakai, published in the scientific journal Nature, are correct, it may be warm enough for year-round malaria transmission in a couple of decades, which could be the end of the endangered akekee.
By November chapters I.2 through I.8 had all been published in the journal, in their correct sequence, under the title "Continuation of a Work in Progress".
"Michael, he means the Wall Street Journal online," Pam corrected him.
Therefore, I wrote a draft of this paper and submitted it to Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, on the principle that errors reported in a given journal should be corrected in the same journal.
