Sentence examples for submitting a correction from inspiring English sources

And NSF agreed with OIG that the researchers Lina Gugliotti, Daniel Feldheim, and Bruce Eaton needed to "clarify the scientific publication record" (by submitting a correction to Science) before they could be eligible to apply for NSF grants.

"The punishment is instead based on NSF's conclusion that the numerous flaws in the paper meant the researchers had violated an agency rule requiring grantees to publish 'all significant findings.' Another new wrinkle was NSF's decision to tell the researchers that submitting a correction to Science would be the essential step in restoring their eligibility.

The home's administrators failed to submit a correction action plan that is required by law.

"The retraction says that [the researchers] submitted a correction to the journal," she explains.

He has submitted a correction for problematic images appearing in one of his 2007 papers to the journal involved.

After receiving NSF's letter, the researchers did submit a correction to Science, says Marcia McNutt, the journal's editor-in-chief.

Problems with figures 2d and 2e were the result of a simple mix-up that the team had spotted on its own, she wrote, adding that they have submitted a correction to Nature.

If this were to be reported on a news website, or written into his page on Wikipedia, he or someone representing him would be able to submit a "correction" that would be required by law to be displayed alongside that information within 48 hours, regardless of what it says or the truthfulness of the allegations.

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"There is no set deadline for submitting a plan of correction," she said.

He and his co-authors are now combing through "every dot" in the paper to make sure that there are not any more undiscovered errors before they submit an official correction.