Sentence examples for publication procedures from inspiring English sources

Such cases have involved plagiarism, falsification of data, issues of reproducibility, study design (controls, blinding), sponsoring, ghost-writing, improper peer-review or publication procedures.

Modern technical support, such as the accessibility of the Internet, electronic scientific databases, software like Endnote and online submission options, considerably accelerate publication procedures.

It is, on the one hand, the only multicenter series of studies that has been conducted with a unified protocol and whose results are not biased by publication procedures.

In an earlier publication, simple procedures were employed to evaluate and investigate their influence on the heat and mass transfer calculations, while a decade ago alternative, more refined kinetic theory procedures were presented for the calculation of moist air properties.

The most renowned tract by Milton is Areopagitica (1644), which opposes governmental licensing of publications or procedures of censorship.

In recent years there have been a growing number of publications on procedures for damage detection in beams from analysing their dynamic response to the passage of a moving force.

The GOC provides guidelines for the curation of gene products information from scientific publications and procedures for identification of the type of evidence that supports the curated information.

A recent publication describes sequential procedures of hemodialysis for reducing lithium levels below 1.0 mmol/l followed by continuous veno-venous hemofiltration for preventing rebound of lithium concentration as a further effective method to encounter danger of rebounding lithium serum levels (Meertens et al. 2009).

In a recent publication involving 1450 procedures, Cieri and colleagues 15 reported that persistent shrinkage of the AAA sac (over 5 mm) was associated with rates of freedom from AAA-related death at 3 and 10 years of 100 and 99·7 per cent respectively.

The major variables are — the number of censors, the volume of publications to be classified (with special emphasis on computer technology publications) and the procedures, in particular, the number of censors with decision-making powers.

The trouble is that judges are not required to have their opinions printed in official court publications, and Senate procedures make it easy to miss troubling unpublished cases from a nominee's past.