Sentences with phrase «protecting scientific integrity»

After realizing the insanity and stupidity of this little war, I decided that I was only going to worry about appropriate communication of uncertainty and protecting scientific integrity.

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The United States has «got to protect our rigorous peer review system and ensure that we only fund proposals that promise the biggest bang for taxpayer dollars... [And] make sure that our scientific research does not fall victim to political maneuvers or agendas that in some ways would impact on the integrity of the scientific process.»

«[S] tates should follow the federal example and enact integrity policies that protect state workers from interference in the conduct and reporting of scientific findings,» McNutt wrote.

Dealing With Deception 19 January 2007 As incentives for scientific cheating increase, early - career researchers need ways of protecting their own careers while safeguarding the integrity of science.

In a letter to House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Chairman Lamar Smith (R - Texas), AAAS and over 70 other organizations urged lawmakers to protect the integrity of the scientific enterprise and to continue to allow NSF to evaluate and fund research proposals in all disciplines, based on...

Another deserving effort in promoting scientific integrity in China is to foster a healthy research environment, which includes making explicit research ethics policies, issuing a practical code of conduct, establishing a credible and authoritative national organization to supervise local units, protecting whistle - blowers, building a rigorous and fair peer review system, revising the criteria for promotion and reward to emphasize research quality rather than quantity by a researcher, and achieving zero tolerance for unethical research behaviors.

In order to protect the independence and integrity of their work and the quality of the scientific information generated, the Service does not review or edit their work based on its potential policy implications.

«I suspect a judge will laugh at NOAA's claim of an exemption from Congressional oversight to protect «the integrity of the scientific process.

These two complementary investigations arrived at similar conclusions regarding the state of federal climate research and the need for strong policies to protect the integrity of science and the free flow of scientific information.

White House leadership and guidance hasn't been strong enough to ensure that agency scientific integrity policies are developed expeditiously and protect the work of federal scientists from political interference.

This collapse of integrity, the incredibly bold acts of fraud and scientific authorities» attempts to protect that fraud, the apparent lack of serious peer review and of even minimal methodological standards, this is all a disaster.

Thank you, Dr Curry — it is indeed about protecting the integrity of science, not just of climate science, because in the end how can the general public trust any scientific statement which is used as basis for political decision making if this particular instance is being waved aside?

These are individuals who will restore scientific integrity to the federal government, protect public health and defend our country's natural resources.

In fact I would argue a forteriori that protecting the integrity of scientific processes — in this case, the confidentiality of an authoring team's internal correspondence — is a legitimate and proper thing for a scientis to do.