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Sarcasm aside, I can tell that Newton Dunn is confident and my understanding is that the Sun's editor, Tony Gallagher, published on the basis of the profile and reliability of the source.

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The phylogeny obtained with the pDo500 satDNA is largely congruent to those previously published on the basis of mtDNA markers [ 38, 39].

To our knowledge, no classification of breast cancer surgical procedures has yet been devised, or published, on the basis of purely surgical criteria.

"The pay scales available to MPs for their staff are published, and on the basis of those figures I paid my son 6% above the mid-point of the lowest scale and, as the commissioner notes in his report, well below the upper level.

The proposed model is compared to other published methods on the basis of laboratory data on real fluids, including pressure/volume/temperature (PVT) measurements and slim tube experiments.

Thus, the bias from missing outcome data that may affect a meta-analysis is on two levels: non-publication due to lack of submission or rejection of study reports (a study level problem) and the selective non-reporting of outcomes within published studies on the basis of the results (an outcome level problem).

The authors do comment on the discrepancies of their findings compared with previous published literature on the basis of employing different experimental strategies.

The prognostic significance of HER receptors was only evident for short time period (60 months), as published previously, on the basis of the data from 105 breast carcinomas (Aubele et al, 2007).

In this and subsequent disease-driven analyses, we compared our approach to other published techniques on the basis of two tasks: network inference and classification using the inferred networks.

Usually, we offer authors the option of extending their paper to bolster its more interesting claim, or resubmitting to one of our subject-specific sister journals, which (in the case that the paper is otherwise completely sound) may simply publish it on the basis of the existing referees' advice.