Sentence examples for duplication of research from inspiring English sources

The publication of a study design may help to reduce the problem of publication bias, i.e. selective publication of positive associations and disregarding negative and weak associations, prevent unnecessary duplication of research efforts and duplicate publication [ 25].

Poor reporting wastes many hours of researchers, clinicians and patients' efforts and is more likely to result in duplication of research efforts rather the efficient progression of knowledge and improvements in clinical practice.

As a result, much duplication of research is evidenced in the literature.

This work presents a rich dataset that could greatly benefit the many publicly funded scientists examining the issue worldwide, including avoiding costly and unnecessary duplication of research".

Catherine McKenna Ribeiro, the deputy press secretary for Senator Lieberman, said mandatory compliance would "foster information sharing, prevent duplication of research efforts, and generate new lines of scientific inquiry".

The numbers of programs have reached the point where better coordination is needed to avoid duplication of research, training and treatment efforts, Dr. Peter Piot, the director of the United Nations AIDS program, said in a recent interview.

"With that amount of waste, it's shocking that people talk about duplication of AHRQ research," she says.

As illustrated in the results, an evidence map of a specific topic can also avoid duplication of primary research and determine where further primary studies are needed or conversely, identify if a systematic review of existing studies may be more appropriate.

Exclusion criteria were: (1) no association between NSCL/P and MTFHD1, (2) not focusing on humans but animal models or in vitro studies, (3) duplication of previous researches, (4) not original literature such as reviews, meta-analyses, comments and editorials.

Besides the bond issue, the Spitzer-Paterson plan includes banning the cloning of human beings, creating a bioethics review board and appointing a review panel to prevent duplication of stem cell research projects.

The approach was designed in consultation with the departments to dovetail with current procedures, and eradicate duplication of clinical and research data collection.