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Citation amnesia: The results

Posted by Bob Grant

[Entry posted at 25th June 2009 03:57 PM GMT]

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Citing past scientific work in present-day research papers can be a slippery business. Contributions from competing labs can be glossed over, pertinent studies accidentally left out, or similar research not mentioned in an attempt to give the study ...

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