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Such numbers together with anecdotal evidence suggest that a large proportion of authors are not aware of what does and does not constitute inappropriate image manipulation.

First, the need of original data led to lack of exhaustiveness since a substantial proportion of authors was unable to share their data and answer our questionnaire.

We further studied the collaboration patterns across disciplines, and found that a considerable proportion of authors and papers in physical and social sciences involved in interdisciplinary research.

As a recent study mentions, "in general practice, only a minor proportion of authors actually add uncertainty analysis to their input output case studies" (Lenzen et al. 2010, p. 44).

Between the 1980s and the 2000s, with the rise of databases such as Compustat and EDGAR and software such as SAS, articles became mathematically more rigorous with increasingly sophisticated statistical analyses, and accounting practitioners comprised a decreasing proportion of authors in the journal.

In our study only a small proportion of authors felt that medical journals should limit the number of authors on published manuscripts.

However in that report, original articles had twice the proportion of author self-citations compared with review articles.

Scoring was determined by taking the proportion of author names checked and subtracting the proportion of foils checked.

Authorship was examined for each regional group by comparing the proportion of LMIC authors to HIC authors in a region's publications (Fig. 4).

Not surprisingly, more than two thirds of the authors were biologists, and a substantial proportion of the authors worked in medical institutes (Table 1).

The proportion of these authors in the data is 2.9%, and the proportion of these authors further conditioned on publishing more than one paper is 0.3%.