Sentence examples for plagiarized materials from inspiring English sources

Kroll tells Science Careers that the software that detected the suspected plagiarism cases was "similar to products being used by many universities" to detect plagiarism in student essays, "although the version we use drill[s] down into many of the science journals … for potential sources of plagiarized materials".

Not surprisingly, disciplines with the highest representation in our stratified sample tended to comprise the majority of abstracts containing plagiarized material, but authors of text-matching and self-plagiarism abstracts in Philosophy and Political Science did not follow this trend.

He fabricated sources, plagiarized material from other publications, and pretended to be places he never went.

Reportage by other publications showed that the Clarkin article also contained plagiarized material and fabricated quotes.

Ohio University officials have appointed a committee to investigate allegations that a professor plagiarized material from Soviet engineering books.

Some cheaters may try to evade detection by stealing only a few paragraphs, changing words or inserting the plagiarized material into the middle of a term paper.

A review by The News-Sentinel found that of the 38 columns Mr. Goeglein published since 2000, 19 included plagiarized material, according to Mr. Hubartt.

Don't permit last-minute changes in topic; such changes can result from a student giving up on their original project and replacing it with plagiarized material.

(Harvard, which had admitted her to the Class of 2007, rescinded the offer not long after a local paper for which Hornstine had written a column revealed that she had plagiarized material).

McIver, a staff writer with the Trump Organization, blazed into the public eye last month for having inserted plagiarized material — taken from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech — in the convention speech of Trump's wife, Melania.

As the two sides continued their delicate dance, newsroom employees reeled over the accusation that Mr. Barnicle had plagiarized material from a book by the comedian George Carlin and had then been less than truthful when questioned about it by the newspaper's editors.