There are numerous examples of successful interdisciplinary collaborations reviewed in this chapter including the multiple papers produced by the SSGAC that was lauded in an editorial Nature (Hayden 2013), Rosenquist et al. (2015), among others.
On occasion, multiple papers, often by the same authors, discussed the same processes and these were combined to remove duplication.
Because I am a historian who works surrounded by multiple papers, they tend to accumulate on the surface of my two desks round the lap-top without which I could no longer function, having been shamed into the computer-era in the late 1980s by my students in New York.
The KHDS is representative of the population of the region and has been used by multiple papers to explore the consequences of hosting refugees (see Baez 2011; Maystadt and Verwimp 2014; Ruiz and Vargas-Silva 2015, 2016, 2017).
The same gene being selected by multiple papers would then be unlikely, although the same information contribution would be made.
If the same plasmid had been assayed by multiple papers, an average was taken from all available measurements.
These 84 articles were grouped into 69 distinct integration projects to avoid the distortion created by multiple papers describing the same project.
Duplicates were removed where there was more than one article reporting on the same study since the reviewers wanted to avoid skewing the review by including multiple papers reporting on the same or similar findings.
Some of these functions can be carried out by selecting folders or multiple papers, e.g., to find papers related to a collection of multiple papers or to upload many files at once.
If scores and their evaluation were reported in multiple papers, we included the score only once by selecting the paper that reported the most information on predictive ability.
