Sentence examples for misuse of research from inspiring English sources

(The professor, a biologist who was reportedly being audited for the misuse of research funds, hanged himself on April 10).

Moreover, genetic research is most fruitful within groups that have maintained long-term cohesion or isolation -- like Jews, Basques, Native Americans or American blacks -- groups that have characteristics associated with "race". This has led to some worry about the possible misuse of research, for example, among Jews taking part in tests about inherited disease.

Humanities scholars are under investigation by the government for alleged misuse of research funds.

At other universities, it might mean taking additional measures to address undergraduate plagiarism, purchasing of essays, conflicts of interest, misuse of research monies, sexual harassment or bullying.

He noted that he had promised to cooperate with investigations now getting under way to determine what happened and the possible misuse of research funds.

The report recommends that the universities of Groningen and Tilburg look into whether criminal charges are appropriate based on the misuse of research funds and possible harm to Stapel's students resulting from the fraud.

David Allison, of the University of Alabama-Birmingham, has become one of the leading critics of what he sees as the misuse of nutritional research.

He then talked about another "humanistic activity" that he said was already threatened by science of a certain kind -- the current science of performance enhancement -- and could be ruined by the misuse of their research.

Even so, opponents of smoking opposed the grants, arguing that universities should not take money from tobacco companies because of the public health impact of smoking and what they viewed as the industry's misuse of scientific research.

The biosecurity board said Friday that the data in the reports "did not appear to provide information that would immediately enable misuse of the research in ways that would endanger public health or national security".

Proponents of bans often argue that universities should stop accepting tobacco money not only because of the public health impact of smoking, but because of what they view as the industry's misuse of scientific research to confuse consumers about the risks of smoking and second-hand smoke.