However, Fogelholm [ 9] has later published a study comparing the IPAQ against VO2max, measured by submaximal ergometer cycle testing (self-administered IPAQ short format, last 7 days, S7S).
Further, says Fisch, "if she had included later published data, even using her own statistical methodology she would have found no decline".
Police have covertly recorded anti-prostitution stings to leak to the media, which have later been re-published on YouTube.
Numerous published studies have later been found to be deeply flawed through further scientific investigation, as may well be the study by Séralini et al. To our knowledge, there is no precedent for "inconclusive data" being a reason for retraction for Elsevier or other publishers, or elsewhere in the scientific literature.
In his new novel, "Laura Warholic," a character named Ratnaster laments that he had "written a masterpiece of novel, later published to high acclaim, that had been notoriously mishandled for years by several perfectly stupid literary agents, trollops of Gothic ignorance, and then a series of bird-witted editors".
Schutz had appropriated this notion of flowing consciousness, or duration, from Bergson, on whom he had relied in the manuscripts later published as Life Forms and Meaning Structure.
Dr. Ahmad has described her doctoral thesis, later published as "Target Islam," as an exposé of "Zionist-Israeli conspiracies" to "maliciously link American Muslim organizations and individuals" with the first World Trade Center bombing, in 1993.
Monahan, fellow MyCrypto.com co-founder Jordan Spence and their team — which has moved over from MEW — later published Medium posts signed by Monahan's Keybase account and proof pics on Twitter to verify the new venture.
Migraine was certainly the best studied of the headache disorders, from all aspects including epidemiologically, and the epidemiological evidence then available from all studies of acceptable quality had been thoroughly collated (it was later published as a review [9]).
Jane later passed on the poems that Shelley had given her to Thomas Medwin and Edward John Trelawny; Trelawny later published them.
