Sentence examples for research conflicts from inspiring English sources

Citigroup is also being investigated by the committee because of allegations of research conflicts and favoritism in I.P.O.

In the wake of the $1.4 billion securities industry settlement this year over research conflicts, Smith Barney has set up a team of former analysts to monitor the department's outgoing e-mail, in addition to performing other supervisory duties.

Audretsch (1981) argues that quantum gravity research conflicts with Kuhn's account of scientific development since it stems from the desire to unify (for reasons not based on any empirical tension) multiple paradigms, both of which are well-confirmed and both of which make claims to universality.

In both private and public health research, conflicts of interest are regrettably common.

6 9 12 15 20 23 The prevalence of PTSD symptoms in PICU survivors ranges from 23%915172124to34%22o 34% 22; however, research conflicts with regard to the trajectory of prevalence over time.

In publishing medical research, conflicts of interest (COI) are 'almost inevitable'. 1 Of course they should be disclosed, but research on COI disclosure indicates that journals' policies vary widely. 2 Editors are interested in standardising disclosure, although doing so may be difficult.

Citigroup employed Jack Grubman, who was at the heart of the research conflict-of-interest scandals of the early 2000s.

In previous research, conflicting findings regarding the association between triage level and unscheduled return are reported.

"This posse of attorneys general believe that those whose opinion or scientific research conflict with the alleged consensus view on climate change should be the subject of an investigation and possible prosecution by none other than our own government officials.

"We're on a path back toward war," said David Mozersky, the Horn of Africa project director for International Crisis Group, which researches conflicts around the world.

"These developments are a really disturbing escalation, because they appear to be an attempt by the P.K.K. to invite Turkey back to the hell of the 1990s," said Hugh Pope, an analyst at the International Crisis Group, which researches conflicts worldwide.