For example, Wilmshurst cites a 1988 case in which he alleges that an article by a British author was rejected in favor of a later submission on the same topic by a group of Harvard researchers.
For the CASP targets, we compare to the results of Jones who made submissions for the same targets for CASP.
OFSP pathology submissions represented 36% (712/1984) of the total pathology livestock submissions for the same time period.
The quality of the assemblies was highly variable both between submissions for the same genome and within individual software packages across the three species.
Both of them are Portable Batch System (PBS) clusters, so that they have a native implementation of queues management enabling submission of the same program multiple times to achieve virtual parallelism.
Furthermore, HA and NA sequences were excluded if they were acquired from viruses that were manipulated in laboratories (e.g. being expanded through laboratory animal or modified for the purpose of vaccine development), or if sequences were duplicates of an earlier submission of the same gene of the same strain, or erroneous as identified in a previous publication [63], or from non-avian isolates.
However, some specialized EN or ONS formulas are sometimes reimbursed as a type of innovation, such as in France, through the submission of a "brand name" reimbursement dossier to the French Health Authority; 14 conversely, this does not occur in other markets despite submission of the same clinical evidence related to the product.
Although 57 percent of the magazines fact-check online submissions in the same way they fact-check print articles, 27 percent used a less-stringent process.
During the challenge, multiple teams made submissions that are part of the same cluster, which is called a suspicious cluster.
NCF chairman professor Mike Harmer said the report needed rewriting "to ensure there was no ambiguity" and claimed the underlying message of the revised submission was the same as the original.
The various credit scoring models now take into account the practice of "rate-shopping," meaning the submission of multiple applications for the same type of loan in order to compare interest rates from various lenders.
