Sentence examples for faked data from inspiring English sources

It attributed half of the retractions to embarrassing mistakes and half to "scientific misconduct" such as plagiarism, faked data and altered images.

Stapel immediately admitted that there was "something strange" in his papers, Eijlander says, and "yesterday, he told me that there are faked data".

Schön was found to have faked data in at least 17 papers while he was a researcher at Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey.

That post was from 18 June and the 29 June post discussed the number of papers in which Fujii is said to have faked data.

When apparently faked data prompted Science to retract without the lead author's consent a high-profile paper that purported to show that canvassers could persuade people to change their views on gay marriage, the move drew headlines.

Price asserts that the Reinhart-Rogoff controversy along with another recent scandal involving a Dutch social scientist who faked data for 10 years is damaging public trust in scientific research.

Finally, Zeelenberg said: "I have to ask you if you're faking data".

Far more damaging has been a system for vetting new buildings that was hurriedly introduced last summer in reaction to architects faking data for earthquake-proofing.

It is a tale that evokes the famous case in the 1980's, when a postdoctoral student, Margot O'Toole, accused a researcher in David Baltimore's lab, Thereza Imanishi-Kari, of faking data published in the journal Cell.

"Pro-Apple bloggers are looking at the way the pro-Samsung, Google, and Android bloggers write, and they're now starting to write about the media bias … they're chronicling how these pro-Samsung and Google, Android guys are faking data, faking news to make it look bad for Apple when it really isn't".

When it comes to misconduct, faking data tends to hog the limelight.