The problems result in missed deadlines, error-ridden publications, including the catalogue that accompanied the recent Michel Sittow exhibition, and overbudget exhibitions.
COPE criteria for retraction included scientific misconduct/honest error, prior publication, plagiarism, or unethical research.
Finally, we consider the impact that error in publication-citation record estimates can have on various citation indices.
If authors become aware of an error after publication, or if readers have concerns that errors may exist, they are encouraged to write to the editors of Cancer Medicine.
Secondly, our study found a higher rate of errors on publications (41.0% vs. 21.3% in Roellig[ 7] and 20.4% in Gurudevan[ 8]) than previously reported.
The COPE guidelines for retracting articles (Committee on Publication Ethics 2009) provide four reasons for retraction: scientific misconduct/honest error, prior publication, plagiarism, or unethical research.
After acceptance, the proof is sent to the corresponding author, who deals with Scientific Data on behalf of all coauthors; Scientific Data will not necessarily correct errors after publication if they result from errors present on a proof that was not shown to coauthors before publication.
The article ballooned into the book, which Ms. Iglauer, a stickler for accuracy, had several fishermen read for technical errors before publication.
The literature contains a large number of data for food products, but many are questionable, whether due to typographical errors during publication, indirect measurement methods or inherent variability in the properties of the food itself.
Ethical journals either require authors to correct errors before publication or decline to publish the article if the author refuses to make the warranted changes.
