Sentence examples for misconduct data from inspiring English sources
Key article: HMRC cleared bank boss for peerage despite misconduct data The leaked files reveal the identities of donors to the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation with HSBC accounts in the tax haven, including Jeffrey Epstein, the hedge fund manager and convicted sex offender.
Among different types of misconduct, data fabrication might be considered as one of the most severe cases.
We further investigated whether researchers' perceptions of the presence of misconduct at their workplace was associated with researchers having committed acts of scientific misconduct (data on researchers' self-reported acts of scientific misconduct was presented in our earlier paper).
This significantly underestimates the real frequency of misconduct, because data fabrication and falsification are rarely reported by whistleblowers (see Results), and are very hard to detect in the data [10].
When it comes to misconduct, faking data tends to hog the limelight.
"Poldermans, a prominent researcher who published more than 300 papers, was fired in November 2011 after a university investigation concluded that he had engaged in misconduct, including data fabrication," Vogel wrote.
Journals are increasingly faced with the problem of scientific misconduct, including data fabrication or plagiarism.
To explore increasing concerns about scientific misconduct and data irreproducibility in some areas of science, we interviewed a number of senior biomedical researchers.
It prevents potential research misconduct including selective data censoring and torturing (meaning that study data, can be manipulated to prove whatever the investigator likes to prove) [ 9].
On Friday, Michael D. Smith, dean of the Harvard faculty of arts and sciences, issued a letter to the faculty confirming the inquiry and saying the eight instances of scientific misconduct involved problems of "data acquisition, data analysis, data retention, and the reporting of research methodologies and results".
Misconduct and even data falsification are much more common in science than one would hope.
