Cowles Commission for Research in Economics, Monograph No. 14, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, 1953, pp. 49 74, Chapter III] and subsequent papers that a graph so generated explicates causal structure among variables in the model.
"Now that [NSF's] report is publicly available," she explains, "I didn't want the community to read it and think, 'So this is the type of paper that Science publishes?'" The retraction, she says, still allows the scientists to use subsequent papers that they have published to illustrate that their results were sound.
A ∼1 Ma mid-peninsular seaway was originally proposed to explain a mid-peninsular divergence of Uta lizards [28], but the same research group indicates in subsequent papers that this divergence may represent Late Miocene Early Pliocene times [24], [49], [50].
Science Citation Index was used to identify all the subsequent papers that cited any of the eligible studies (forward citation tracking) using Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) Web of Science.
Another subsequent paper shows that the cardioprotective effect of hypertonic saline is associated with inhibitory effect on macrophage migration inhibitory factor in sepsis; the authors of this paper suggest that hypertonic saline improves endotoxemia-induced myocardial contractility and prevents circulatory failure, contributing to the improvement of intracellular calcium handling process.
However, Dowden et al. (1996) and the subsequent papers from that group concluded that wide-angle scattering of VLF waves from TLE-produced plasma was very common.
That – and a series of subsequent papers – showed that a range of marine organisms, including commercially important species, risked ingesting the particles and taking them into the food chain, with potentially harmful effects on humans.
Anda and Felitti have responded to this criticism in subsequent papers, saying that underreporting of trauma is more likely than overreporting; even in this confessional age, people are often uncomfortable acknowledging childhood sexual abuse or an alcoholic parent.
Subsequent papers suggested that the eastern wolf's traditional range included the Great Lakes region and the 29 Eastern states.
Unfortunately, the perception of his original findings was simplified over the years, and most subsequent papers validated that cancer cells undergo aerobic glycolysis and produce lactate, but did not measure mitochondrial respiration, and just presumed decreased tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle activity and reduced oxidative phosphorylation [ 1, 2].
In a subsequent paper they proposed that activation of the mitoKATP channel increased ROS formation and that this ROS activated a second pool of PKCε that inhibited the MPTP [125].
