Sentences with phrase «constitute research misconduct»

We did not find this to constitute research misconduct, but gently chastised the author for being sloppy.
The committee concluded that these acts constitute research misconduct, but it stopped short of calling for the papers to be retracted and will leave the question of disciplinary action to a separate committee.
The investigating committee concluded that there had been «inappropriate handling of data» for two of the items under investigation, but these were «not judged to constitute research misconduct,» according to a RIKEN press release.
An investigating committee found numerous problems with the papers and concluded in a 31 March report that two of those, both in the article, constituted research misconduct.
Regardless of whether Mann's participation in Jones» deletion enterprise constituted research misconduct or not, this particular finding of the Inquiry Committee clearly does not follow from the information that they presented in their record.

Not exact matches

According to Chris B. Pascal, director of the U.S. Office of Research Integrity, Wellcome's definition of what constitutes misconduct — including «deliberate, dangerous or negligent deviations from accepted practices» — «is considerably broader» than the OSTP's definition.
«This was an adequate decision,» says Bengt Gerdin, a professor emeritus of surgery at Uppsala University in Sweden, who concluded in a report last year that Macchiarini's published research articles painted a flattering picture of his patients» health, and thus constituted scientific misconduct.
The reused images appear in figures 2d and 2e of the paper and constituted «an act of research misconduct involving fabrication,» the report states.
What in that email do you think would constitute «misconduct within the definition in the NSF Research Misconduct Regulatimisconduct within the definition in the NSF Research Misconduct RegulatiMisconduct Regulation»?
The reason for having Dr. Pell examine the matter was that the accusations, when placed in an academic context, could be construed as allegations of research misconduct, which would constitute a violation of Penn State policy,
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