"Editors have many reasons to pay more attention to retraction and correction notices. For one, scientists often cite papers after
they’ve been retracted, and a clear, unambiguous note explaining why the findings are no longer valid might help to reduce that. But, more importantly, a vaguely worded note that includes further claims from researchers whose work has been seriously questioned, in turn raises questions about the integrity of the journal itself, and about the overall scientific record."
Adam Marcus and Ivan Oransky, Nature (480, 22 December 2011, pp. 449-450
Adam Marcus and Ivan Oransky, Nature (480, 22 December 2011, pp. 449-450
What do you conspire against the LORD?
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