Sentence examples for withholding of data from inspiring English sources

But he said he too had "grave concerns" about the withholding of data.

"All of the allegations of theft, misappropriations, withholding of data and various intellectual property, and items, are incorrect, and untruthful," Hart wrote.

Some 73% felt that withholding of data slowed progress in genetic research in general, and 58% said it had limited their own work.

The British House of Commons Public Accounts Committee produced a report in January 2014, after hearing evidence from Goldacre, Fiona Godlee, editor-in-chief of the British Medical Journal, and others, about the stockpiling of Tamiflu and the withholding of data about the drug by its manufacturer, Roche.

Another potentially important modification of data is the withholding of information which could reflect adversely on the hospitals, such as consistency of diagnosis, bedsores and iatrogenic infection.

But I laid off for so long because I also believe that columnists are entitled by their mandate to engage in the unfair use of statistics, the misleading representation of opposing positions, and the conscious withholding of contrary data.

This involves calculating the correlation between RSF ranks and area-adjusted frequencies for a withheld sub-sample of data.

Elsewhere, critics accuse Merck of withholding data from trials of Vioxx, a painkiller, that suggest it causes a higher risk of heart problems.

Others, however, are likely to consider the withholding of unpatented patient data to hinder rather than 'to promote the progress of science and useful arts,' the Constitutional mandate upon which the US patent system is founded.

In Poland, minority shareholders in Stomil, a tyre maker, have accused its majority shareholder, Michelin, again of France, of withholding financial data and using commission payments to siphon money out of the company.

Researchers who were most likely to be victims of data withholding were those who have withheld research results from others, published more than 20 articles in the last 3 years, to have applied for a patent, or spent more than 40 hours per week in research activities.