The key informants also kept prospective call journals.
I don't need these reminders; my own steady diet of rejections from prospective funders and journal editors keeps the message vivid and personal.
Stribling thinks that universities should stop supporting these organizations, and that researchers should practice great caution when submitting their work to prospective conferences and journals.
Adoption and enforcement of the ICMJE policy on prospective registration by more journal editors could make an important difference, and some key journals are playing a leading role in this regard [49].
Editors at the New York Times, Time, Inc., and Bloomberg have already talked to prospective recruits from the Journal.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Yahoo Prospective Buyers Said to Hit Snag | Many of the firms interested in taking over Yahoo have not yet looked at some of the company's financial information — because doing so would involve a confidentiality agreement that would restrict their ability to team up with other interested buyers, Reuters reports.
In recommending Cancer Imaging as a journal that prospective authors should consider as a vehicle for communicating their original research or to share their experience in the application of imaging techniques within oncology, it is important that we, as Editors-in-Chief, can reassure them that our focus is on the highest principles of medical publishing.
As of 1 July 2007, also the Surgery Journal Editors Group member journals required prospective registration of all clinical trials.
One control of this unethical practice would be the insistence of journal editors on prospective ethical approval of studies presented for publication.
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