Sentence examples for research mistakes from inspiring English sources

Criminalizing research mistakes is "unprecedented," says Mark White, Peugeot's lawyer.

Despite such oversight, ethical research mistakes still occur, partly because many investigators fail to properly follow existing guidelines and partly because many investigators don't fully understand just how careful they have to be.

The alliance maintained this position even after two independent Western organizations — Human Rights Watch and the Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict, or Civic — met privately with NATO officials and shared field research about mistakes, including, in some cases, victims' names and the dates and locations where they died.

Compared to the other nations that developed their nuclear power energy system in last century, China can take advantage of the research and mistakes made by those states with regards to the back-end of the nuclear fuel cycle (NFC).

Compared to the other nations that developed their nuclear power energy system in last century, China can take advantage of the research and mistakes made by those states in relation to the back-end of the nuclear fuel cycle (NFC).

I am sure the Roman Catholic bishops are intelligent, rational people, but their starting point on embryo research is mistaken.

In fact, Brassington's identification of the AFP as an argument presented in support of the duty of research is mistaken or misdirected.

Or is the United States, the only country to invest so much in cancer research, making fundamental mistakes in the way it fights the cancer war?

"The indiscriminate confusion of me with Father William F. Murphy is the most glaring but not the only example of her incomplete, faulty and mistaken research," the bishop said.

In early 2003, she was a 23-year-old journalist, working as an intern for the magazine Paris Match when she interviewed Mr. Strauss-Kahn, a leading Socialist, for a book she was researching about the mistakes of powerful people.

A: Make no mistake, research must be useful for society.