Such insights may initially have fallen within the 25% of "rubbish" research (Rivalry is now part of higher education's DNA', 5 August), as it was common belief that Darwin had dispelled Lamarckism over a hundred years ago.
On the other hand, reviewers may have bias towards articles due to conflicts of interest (COI) [ 7], research rivalry, jealousy, or incompetence [ 8].
Attention swivels from the humanity of Bolt and Phelps – their peculiar stories and rivalries – to "empirical research questions": how fast can a human being run?
The media's coverage of the European Union referendum debate has been a largely male, Conservative affair in which the new era of multi-party politics has been ignored in favour of the rivalry between David Cameron and Boris Johnson, new research has claimed.
If you do look outside your lab, be sensitive to possible rivalries or politics between research groups.
Akten went down a rabbit hole of research on binocular rivalry.
While the majority of research into binocular rivalry has focused on the mechanisms responsible for perceptual awareness and suppression during sustained viewing, a number of recent studies have looked at the effect of perceptual memory and the experience of perceptual stability that can be achieved by brief intermittent presentations (for review see [39]).
More often than not, Allison's research shows, similar rivalries throughout history have held to that pattern.
The complexities of these collaborations were sometimes underestimated, notably in terms of the various forms of rivalry between these strands of ELSA research, not only over methods, but also over chairs, journals, program committees, funding opportunities and the like.
91, 92 While the relation between attention and rivalry is a topic of intense research, these phenomena have so far been regarded as separate.
