One of the key research strengths of the Case Register – the capacity to interrogate free text as well as structured data – raises particular challenges for anonymisation, given the complexity and extent of free text in the clinical database (PJS).
The current study aims to explore the extent of matching text in published journal articles and how the number of authors and their various official languages influence the extent to which matching text appears.
Text recycling is usually of greatest concern, so we typically focus on (1) the extent of copied text and (2) where it occurs within the manuscript.
In this study, we investigated the extent of problematic text recycling in order to obtain understanding of its occurrence in four research areas: biochemistry & molecular biology, economics, history and psychology.
We show for the first time that the mental process in recalling the extent of recently sent text messages mirrors in most respects that used when estimating a number of observed objects, as described in the literature on estimation magnitude.
Every handwritten copy of a book is textually unique, and to that extent represents a separate edition of the text.
We observed considerable levels of problematic text recycling, particularly in economics and psychology, while it became clear that the extent of text recycling varies substantially between research fields.
8 9 Here, we explore our data for indicators of the mental process behind estimating a number of past events—specifically, the extent of cellphone texting and cordless calls made weekly.
Severity is judged by extent of the plagiarism (a few lines of text versus more extensive plagiarism of text, whether the infraction is a first offense, etc).
Most students revised a great extent regarding structuring and formatting aspects of the text in the summary task but engaged in frequent revising of major content elements in the comparison task.
