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Context certainly matters, but we should also be aware that a lot of published work is just noise.

The Ministry of Justice has done a lot of published and unpublished constitutional research, and is waiting for a steer from No 10 before agreeing priorities.

"Obviously, there aren't a lot of published numbers," says Dumont, "but the trend seems clear.

Although there has been more involvement by patients in the drug-development process, there are not a lot of published data that quantify patient-centric activities or that document these activities across a large scale.

"I hope that people would not disregard a lot of published literature that's out there based on a press release saying they're planning on doing a study," says Fried. "Physicians need to go back to the primary sources of literature to make their treatment decisions.

The root causes of our political differences are now under intensive exploration by multiple different research groups, which are churning out quite a lot of published, peer reviewed science.

There is a lot of published literature on candidate genes in antidepressant response.

Preliminary local data support this point with regard to Ascaris (which accounted for between 69% and 89% of recalls), as does a lot of published information.

We consider the work to be technically well done, but largely redundant with a lot of published literature – which you have not referenced properly.

This approach does have a bias toward genes for which there is a lot of published data, and is not likely to connect a gene for which little more than its name is known.

Johnny E points out that not long ago "in geology everybody believed in geosynclines, there was lots of published data about them, but … now geosynclines don't exist and everybody … believe[s] in seafloor spreading".