Sentence examples for results to publication from inspiring English sources
Sceptics often ascribe these earlier results to publication bias (the tendency of both researchers and journal editors to prefer to publish studies that show correlations, rather than ones that do not).
Initially unsure of their results, the Henry group decided to rush their results to publication after overhearing rumors that Charbonneau had successfully seen an entire transit in September.
The main limitations of meta-analysis are a) the susceptibility of its summary results to publication bias, b) the influence of the quality of studies, c) the possibility of including multiple results from the same study, and finally, d) heterogeneity between studies that could lead to invalid conclusions.
An initial universal search restricted the results to publications concerning exotic Poaceae.
13% agreed that it is acceptable to selectively omit contradictory results to expedite publication and 10% found it acceptable to falsify or fabricate data to expedite publication, if they were confident of their findings.
23 participants (12,2%) agreed that it is acceptable to selectively omit contradictory results to expedite publication and 19 (10,1%) found it acceptable to falsify or fabricate data to expedite publication, if they were confident of their findings.
Button, K. S., Bal, L., Clark, A. G. & Shipley, T. Preventing the ends from justifying the means: withholding results to address publication bias in peer-review.
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For secondary research there is also a mandate to publish also negative results to avoid publication bias.
17 Also, they may want to reach statistically significant results to ensure publication, since journals are more prone to publish such results, 18 and therefore refrain from comparing an experimental intervention with the currently most efficacious treatment.
More PhD-students at the course in English in Oslo Osloo 2) than the average found it acceptable to selectively omit contradictory results to expedite publication if they were confident of their findings.
