Sentence examples for data falsification from inspiring English sources

Misconduct and even data falsification are much more common in science than one would hope.

And after data falsification and a culture of intimidation was exposed, Serco withdrew from a GP out-of-hours contract.

Science classes, in schools as well as colleges, encourage data falsification by pinning grades to fitting results.

These were alleged to have taken place not just in the brief period Serco chose to audit – when it knew it was under scrutiny yet still found 252 instances of data falsification – but also for years previously, he said.

Her research for the book helped lead to the unraveling of the greatest ornithological fraud ever committed-a convoluted skein of theft and data falsification by the late Colonel Richard Meinertzhagen… Meinertzhagen, who died in 1967, enjoyed a formidable reputation in international ornithology.

This follows a series of scandals, ranging from Tepco's cover-up and government failures to disclose safety problems, to data falsification by British Nuclear Fuels over tainted MOX shipped back to Japan, to a disaster when two workers died after using buckets to load a uranium-processing plant.

Data falsification and fabrication occur more frequently than the scientific community would like to admit.

For the same reason, in the regression analysis, which combined all available effect sizes on data fabrication, falsification and alteration, studies that had data both on self- and on non self- where used only for the former.

To avoid the biasing effect of multiple outcomes within the same study, all meta-analyses on the main outcome of interest (i.e. the prevalence of data fabrication, falsification and alteration) were conducted using only one outcome per study.

The CIs may terminate this study prematurely, either in its entirety or at individual study centres, for reasonable causes (e.g. unsatisfactory enrolment with respect to quantity or quality, inaccurate or incomplete data collection, falsification of records, failure to adhere to protocol).

The CIs may terminate this study prematurely, either in its entirety or either of the sites, for reasonable causes (e.g. unsatisfactory enrolment with respect to quantity or quality, inaccurate or incomplete data collection, falsification of records, failure to adhere to protocol).