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• Scientific misconduct
  The term '''Scientific misconduct''' usually refers to any deliberate misrepresentation of the research proce
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• Scientific misconduct/Definition
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• Scientific misconduct/Approval
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• Scientific misconduct/Related Articles
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• Plagiarism/Related Articles
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• Scientific method/Related Articles
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• Scientific misconduct
  The term '''Scientific misconduct''' usually refers to any deliberate misrepresentation of the research proce
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• Polywater
  | title=‘Pathological Science’ is not Scientific Misconduct (nor is it pathological)
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• Serge Lang
  His extensive file on the [[David Baltimore|Baltimore affair]] of alleged scientific misconduct was published in the journal ''Ethics and Behaviour'' in January 1993. <ref
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• Science
  ...] often termed [[scientific misconduct]]. Occasional instances of verified scientific misconduct, however, are by no means solely modern occurrences. ''(see also: [[Junk sc
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