Vella recalls one woman from her research whose "life was completely ruined" by brain injuries caused by strangulation.
The original Hart and Risley research, whose data set had only six families in the poorest category, was also called into question.
But Dr Pound's research, whose main conclusion is just such an absence of correlation, can scarcely be accused of suffering from that.
Here is some of the prominent research whose data was questioned in recent years: And those are just a few prominent cases in top academic journals.
Shelly truly understood the value of research in unlocking the root causes of psychiatric disorders; he and Ellie generously underwrote research whose findings will benefit families across the country.
Dr. Pellman, the Jets' director of medical services since 1998, led the league's committee on concussions until last February, overseeing published research whose methods and conclusions have found few supporters outside the league.
Sometimes this can occur in ways that authors' find problematic: Morton's Policy Exchange Report, for instance, is by no means alone in containing references to academic research whose authors might well contest the way it has been used.
The document stipulates that when E.P.A. employees develop new policies on, say, toxic chemicals or fine-particle pollution (also known as soot) they must rely only on research whose underlying data has been made available to the general public.
The district attorney's investigation was begun at the request of the Manhattan-based foundation, a leading fund-raiser and advocate for diabetes research whose public face is Mary Tyler Moore, the actress and the foundation's international chairwoman.
But the advent of genetic-sequencing technology has made it possible to identify microbes by their DNA, spawning a frenzy of research, whose highlights, routinely catalogued in the popular press, can have an air of science fiction.
