Sentence examples for observed misconduct from inspiring English sources

In the study by the resource center, only 31percentt of employees said they had observed misconduct over the past year.

Direct comparison between studies was made possible by calculating, for each survey question, the percentage of respondents that admitted or observed misconduct at least once, and by limiting the analysis to qualitatively similar forms of misconduct -specifically on fabrication, falsification and any behaviour that can distort scientific data.

"The [Office of Inspector General] has already completed an investigation and found these claims unsubstantiated and did not observe misconduct or inappropriate conduct.

According to the Ethics Resource Center, a nonprofit research organization, the No. 1 misconduct observed — by a third of 4,800 respondents — was misuse of company time.

In this study only a moderate association between PCL-R scores and prison misconduct was observed.

Supervisors and principal investigators may need more awareness [ 6, 37], as higher incidents of misconduct has been observed among mid-career scientists who often are supervisors for PhD candidates.

When employee feedback showed more than half the employees surveyed did not report misconduct that they had observed because they feared retaliation, management used the information to create a program on trust.

There is a "troubling discrepancy," Steneck observed, "between public statements about how 'rare' misconduct in research supposedly is and the more private belief on the part of many researchers that it is fairly common".

In our study significant differences were observed in the self-reported attitudes and behaviours towards academic misconduct between medical students of private and public sector institutions, between junior and senior students and in certain scenarios, between males and females.

On the other hand, it may be argued that the observed difference reflects the inability of the institutions to detect research misconduct.

In support of this, one study found that 24% of cases observed by respondents did not meet the US federal definition of research misconduct [31].