The eminent geneticist Steve Jones often points out that "money doesn't smell" - by which he means that the source of any grant or research budget doesn't really matter, as the inherent integrity of the scientific method (and of the individual scientists themselves) will act as a sure defence against any malign influence.
The Australian shadow immigration minister, Richard Marles, said Labor had "concerns about the integrity" of the new method of processing asylum seekers at sea, which appeared to be a newer version of the "enhanced screening" process introduced by the Labor government in 2012 and already the subject of sustained criticism.
Results for the reproducibility and integrity of the STRIP distillation method are summarized in Table 4.
And designed operation planning illustrates good hourly matching of demand and supply over 8760 h with minimal excess electricity, which validates integrity of the proposed design method.
It's also the most common assessment I've gotten from the members of the Siegal Committee, which was created by the paper's management after the Blair fiasco to recommend changes to assure the quality and integrity of the newsroom's methods of operation.
And that came about, it seemed, principally because Spain took the pitch determined to prove something to those who had cast doubt on the integrity of their method.
Since sphingolipids are present in human plasma at very different concentrations (from low nM to high μM), we also tested the dilution integrity of our method in order to be able to confidently quantify samples above the upper limit of the calibration curve.
Nevertheless, the correlation in the results indicates that PCDs have an important effect on acrosome integrity, regardless of the evaluation method.
Because PCR requires a high-quality DNA template in terms of DNA integrity and purity, the method used to extract the DNA from the starting material is critical, as pointed out by other Authors [ 13, 14].
