Sentence examples for disclosure of conflicts from inspiring English sources

At least Times policy for business reporters requires disclosure of conflicts when quoting self-interested analysts.

BACKGROUND: Disclosure of conflicts of interest in biomedical research is receiving increased attention.

improving procedures to monitor and manage, and enhancing disclosure of, conflicts of interest.

A solution often advocated for this lack of objectivity is to increase transparency through disclosure of conflicts of interest.

The S.E.C. has settled a few cases against other issuers, like Citigroup, over disclosure of conflicts of interest in putting together securities sold before the financial crisis hit.

"In a market that purports to be transparent and offering disclosure of conflicts of interest, this is not a level playing field," Mr. Hedges, the collector, said.

Typically, the same banks that were lending to golf course developers were promoting loans linked to their clubs, without the slightest disclosure of conflict of interest.

The Roundtable complains about a number of Dodd-Frank financial reforms including regulation of complex "over the counter" derivatives that helped crash the global economy and disclosure of "conflict minerals" in our electronics extracted alongside horrific human rights abuses.

That 63% of UK journals had a written policy on the disclosure of conflict of interest is a positive finding, higher than the 33% found for 84 high-IF journals from 12 scientific disciplines [18].

We didn't consider interventions such as disclosure of conflict of interest or large confirmatory scale trials because these are more relevant for detecting or reducing other forms of biases such as selective outcome reporting bias.

For each publication, we recorded time to publication (defined as the earliest date of publication, either online or in print), journal of publication, source of funding (industry or public) disclosed in the publication, and any author disclosure of conflict of interest.