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"peer-reviewed" Definitions
  1. (of a piece of scientific or other professional work) judged by others working in the same area
"peer-reviewed" Synonyms
reviewed analysed(UK) analyzed(US) examined considered inspected investigated studied surveyed measured tested questioned probed searched researched tried scrutinized(US) explored checked cross-examined
"peer-reviewed" Antonyms
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Well, because non-peer-reviewed preprints are often mistaken by the general public for peer-reviewed science.
Plus the peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed academic articles put forward by Exxon in rebuttal to the allegations by those journalists.
Exxon Mobil will no doubt challenge our peer-reviewed study, just as it has challenged three decades of peer-reviewed climate science.
While she has published peer-reviewed work that touches on polar bears, she's also published in journals that aren't peer-reviewed, like the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
Neuralink "may or may not pursue a larger peer-reviewed paper based on this preprint, and in the future expect to publish both preprinted as well as peer reviewed articles," a spokeswoman said.
The studies were peer reviewed and published in prestigious journals.
Results of a recent study have not been peer reviewed.
That doesn't that those studies aren't peer-reviewed — and valid.
Peer reviewed journals to use as sources for a research paper?
And Holmes had never published her claims in peer-reviewed journals.
Others are facile, unsurprising — self-help adorned with peer-reviewed garlands.
Yet this peer-reviewed admission was not accompanied by a retraction.
There's no peer-reviewed study that doesn't say this is happening.
But this paper wasn't peer reviewed, and Hossenfelder points that out.
Scientific publications, released through peer reviewed professional journals are not included.
The study was published in the peer-reviewed journal Retinal Cases.
It has not been tested in a scientific peer-reviewed setting.
It has not yet been submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.
The company shared its findings in peer-reviewed publications, it said.
The peer-reviewed journal will no doubt deal with Yanny vs.
They scrambled to be the first to announce peer-reviewed results.
The company, she noted, shared its findings in peer-reviewed publications.
Broadly speaking, peer-reviewed literature on such services demonstrate their success.
The study hasn't yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Neurocore has not published its results in peer-reviewed medical literature.
My peer-reviewed scholarship on this topic brings me great pride.
The findings have yet to be published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Paul Hawken's new project Drawdown demonstrates that, drawing on peer-reviewed science.
The researchers published their findings in the peer-reviewed journal The Lancet.
The findings are yet to be published in a peer-reviewed journal.
More research, preferably published in peer-reviewed journals, is a good idea.
Then I'd launch into a volley of evidence-based, peer-reviewed papers.
The team published its findings Monday in the peer-reviewed journal Nature.
His latest findings weren't peer reviewed before being given to the Telegraph.
The map itself will be published soon in a peer-reviewed journal.
Hassett has published several articles in the peer-reviewed American Economic Review.
She has published some peer-reviewed articles that touch on polar bears.
Whatever is written will not consist of a peer-reviewed study, however.
They're FDA-approved products that have been validated through peer-reviewed research.
Peer-reviewed research has confirmed that the shoes make runners more efficient.
Official research published about the project will still be peer-reviewed, however.
The project had no advisors, and it wasn't peer-reviewed by experts.
Neither has, as of yet, been peer reviewed and published beyond Arxiv.
But at this stage they are preliminary and haven't been peer-reviewed.
A peer-reviewed journal, "Secularism and Nonreligion," is now up and running.
The study has not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
"It's built on a Mount Everest of peer-reviewed data," he said.
His findings, with co-authors, is published in peer-reviewed journal Zootaxa.
She hasn't published peer-reviewed research on the efficacy of her approach.
Stanford said Dr. Barres published 167 peer-reviewed papers in his career.
That early data currently is not published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Fricke adds that there are significant delays with peer-reviewed research papers.
But no large, peer-reviewed studies have confirmed they offer any benefit.
However, according to a recent peer-reviewed study, it came too late.
Many have offices, give guest lectures and co-author peer-reviewed research.
But without peer-reviewed scientific studies, it's difficult to evaluate their effectiveness.
The study was published in the peer-reviewed British journal Nature Communications.
Dr. Powell conducted a study of peer-reviewed articles on global warming.
These analysts are paid consultants, and the report was not peer-reviewed.
The results are still preliminary and not yet peer-reviewed or published.
Harvard researchers Geoffrey Supran and Naomi Oreskes analyzed the positions on climate change taken in 187 ExxonMobil documents from 1977 to 2014, placing them into four categories: peer-reviewed publications, non-peer-reviewed documents, internal documents, and advertorials.
The statistic 97 percent comes from a peer-reviewed study, which analyzed peer-reviewed climate change research and found that over 97 percent of conclusions supported that climate change was caused by humans at least in some part.
Shockingly, there's not any peer-reviewed research about turpentine curing your sniffles, though.
The study was published last week in the peer-reviewed journal Palgrave Communications.
Second: Only a fraction of peer-reviewed scientific research is published in full.
Every peer reviewed climate study goes through that red-team/blue-team treatment.
And the study itself has not been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Yet the paper comes with several limitations and has not been peer-reviewed.
The study was posted on bioRxiv, and has not yet been peer reviewed.
Any reputable scientific study is also peer-reviewed to ensure that it's sound.
The problem is that often, these studies have not yet been peer-reviewed.
So, the paper stands on its own as a peer-reviewed scientific review.
The paper is currently in pre-print and hasn't yet been peer reviewed.
Many, many studies of antidepressants can be found in the peer-reviewed literature.
Typically, peer-reviewed journals have studies checked out by experts in the field.
The problem is that, often, these studies have not yet been peer-reviewed.
This third case study has not been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
However, Joule is a peer-reviewed publication, which adds weight to Vries's study.
Excellent research proposals, given the highest rankings by peer-reviewed scientists, go unfunded.
The authors admit that the working paper has yet to be peer reviewed.
First, the results haven't been peer-reviewed, much less replicated by other researchers.
The problem is that these study drafts have not yet been peer-reviewed.
Recent peer-reviewed studies suggest injecting high volumes of wastewater could aggravate natural faults.
The study was published in the peer reviewed Journal of Radiological Protection in December.
These proposals will be peer-reviewed with help from the Social Science Research Council.
Already, 23andMe has published more than 80 peer-reviewed studies based on customer data.
His paper, which is currently waiting to be peer-reviewed, can be found online.
But the incident wasn't reported in a peer-reviewed medical journal, the study said.
They published their findings this week in the peer-reviewed British Journal of Nutrition.
Over the years, this project has yielded over 100 publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Chi said facial yoga had not been rigorously examined in peer-reviewed scientific studies.
Now, the team are preparing to publish their findings in a peer-reviewed journal.
To date, more than 1,000 peer-reviewed studies of the technique have been published.
No journal article has even been written yet, much less peer-reviewed or published.
Tuller himself hasn't conducted or published any peer-reviewed clinical trials on CFS/ME.
And to be clear, Alexander and Schwandt's paper has yet to be peer-reviewed.
For now, major journals continue to publish peer-reviewed research involving amber from Myanmar.
There are no publicly available, peer-reviewed studies of problematic pet food in China.
The research has been submitted for publication and has not yet been peer-reviewed.
And Holmes had never published her claims in peer-reviewed journals at that point.
The veracity of He's claims, which have not been peer reviewed, are under investigation.
Normally, Mr. Singh said, the company submits its data to peer-reviewed medical journals.
There is no peer-reviewed clinical data showing that chloroquine works against COVID-19.
And yet the president denies the peer-reviewed, consensus driven evidence on climate change.
The study's results aren't peer-reviewed yet, so a little skepticism is still warranted.
Though not yet peer-reviewed, the paper is already making waves in academic circles.
The conclusion of the peer-reviewed paper, written by Alex de Vries, is brutal.
Carlson plans to submit a peer-reviewed dossier with those findings to the FDA.
Last month, our findings were published in Contraception, a monthly peer-reviewed medical journal.
We applied an empirical method known as content analysis to all relevant, publicly available internal company files that have led to allegations against Exxon Mobil, as well as all peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed publications offered by the company in response.
Only 11 percent of the studies referred to published, peer-reviewed reports of preclinical efficacy.
This research, which hasn't been published in a peer-reviewed journal, doesn't settle that debate.
For one, the findings in full haven't yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Those that did, unsurprisingly, were more likely to be published in prestigious, peer-reviewed journals.
Naomi is a world-renowned academic at Harvard University, and we've conducted peer-reviewed research.
The scientists published the results of their research Tuesday in the peer-reviewed journal Nature.
"We have published a completely unbiased, no agenda, thoroughly peer reviewed scientific paper," Devor wrote.
Boyd and the team reviewed 16 peer-reviewed studies about immigration and health care costs.
Sano clarified that it intends to have its studies peer-reviewed before the beta launch.
That approach is, however, seen as a threat by other publishers of peer-reviewed journals.
The company has, so far, published three studies in peer-reviewed journals with external collaborators.
The study itself was not peer-reviewed, but was instead produced by a commercial lab.
NASA has yet to release the results of this research in a peer-reviewed study.
They hash out findings by publishing studies in peer-reviewed journals and at major conferences.
I shoved a peer reviewed medical paper back into his, and eventually got a referral.
She told Motherboard that her lack of peer-reviewed research on polar bears is irrelevant.
But Navon-Venezia does plan to submit them for publication in a peer-reviewed journal.
Allison was hoping to be published by one of the leading peer-reviewed research journals.
Their report is the only peer-reviewed study on fracking and illness in farm animals.
You will also complete a peer-reviewed capstone project and get feedback on your invention.
The findings were published this week in Cell Host & Microbe, a peer-reviewed research journal.
Levl's tech doesn't seem to have many peer-reviewed studies validating its claims yet, though.
It's worth pointing out that the analysis was not published in a peer-reviewed journal.
It has started presenting results from clinical trials and publishing research in peer-reviewed journals.
The team published its findings Friday in the peer-reviewed open access journal Science Advances.
The reports are finalized, peer-reviewed, and then published in the International Journal of Toxicology.
The program provides funding through a competitive process in which proposals are rigorously peer-reviewed.
"I don't recall a risk assessment ever going out without being peer reviewed," she asserted.
Sighting numerous peer-reviewed papers, Hassett reminded his audience of a plain truth: Taxes matter.
Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals such as Criminology and Justice Quarterly.
Trump insists these numbers are fake and that the peer-reviewed research is politically motivated.
While the work wasn't peer-reviewed, it still got a huge amount of news coverage.
Last July it told us it has a publication pending in a peer-reviewed journal.
Theranos has been criticized for not publishing data on its own in peer-reviewed journals.
Ancient cave drawings, in this case, are the equivalent of peer-reviewed historical temperature data.
But this was the first mouse model to be published in a peer-reviewed journal.
But it won't share its methods and hasn't published the work in peer-reviewed journals.
The first is that the study hasn't yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
They published their study this week (June 7, 2017) in the peer-reviewed journal Science.
He is an author on seven peer-reviewed academic papers on prevention and infectious disease.
They didn't understand the careful, painstaking process we followed to reach our peer-reviewed conclusions.
Meaningful, peer-reviewed studies would likely be halted and the best new ideas not funded.
The study, the first such worldwide analysis, appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Climatic Change.
If meditation and mindfulness can cheer someone up, is a peer-reviewed study really necessary?
Much of Murray's work is not peer-reviewed and his assertions are not scientifically proven.
In contrast, Mr Hassett throws around the terms scientific and peer reviewed, yet there is no peer-reviewed support for his central claim that cutting the corporate tax rate from 93 per cent to 20 per cent would raise wages by $4,000 per worker.
Last year, NASA actually released a peer-reviewed scientific paper about it, reporting an anomalous thrust.
So they examined relevant, peer-reviewed studies dealing with both issues over the past 10 years.
And that'd be to the final, published, peer-reviewed version—the archived, permanent version of record.
Open-access journals instead ask authors to pay to have their work peer-reviewed and published.
Never mind that the article had been peer-reviewed and promoted on social media by PLOS.
The team published its results in the June 15 edition of the peer-reviewed journal Neuron.
A study published in a recent edition of Chemistry Select, a peer-reviewed journal, suggests not.
DowDuPont told BuzzFeed News that its studies had been peer-reviewed and published, underscoring their validity.
Theranos published zero peer-reviewed studies of how its breakthrough technology worked, doctors told NBC News.
But evidence from peer-reviewed studies has shown that dehorning, when widely advertised, does deter poachers.
Volumes of peer-reviewed literature have attributed long-term Arctic sea ice retreat to climate change.
Instead, they thought that our scientific culture incentivizes clean, sexy results in top peer-reviewed journals.
The study looks at results in just five schools and has yet to be peer-reviewed.
That doesn't mean the study is garbage (nor that peer-reviewed studies are always completely credible).
Peer-reviewed work isn't necessarily correct or conclusive, but it does meet the standards of science.
This would be incredible, but the Healbe doesn't have any peer-reviewed research backing it up.
The paper is available on the arXiv preprint server and has not yet been peer reviewed.
Over 240 peer-reviewed scientific studies have searched in vain for a benefit to eating organic.
We are not arguing that start-ups should divert excessive resources to having peer-reviewed papers.
Peer-reviewed science has been linking coal combustion to more severe asthma since at least 1972.
It is a peer-reviewed document that includes the work of 85 scientists across 12 countries.
Orion Analytical examined the work, and its analysis was peer reviewed by another leading conservation scientist.
Second, in general it only considers research that has been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
Gill added that it has not been peer-reviewed by other experts in the field yet.
Choffnes has presented this data at scientific and telecom conferences, and his papers are peer reviewed.
Chia had a peer-reviewed article published in the 38-years-running cryptography conference AsiaCrypt's journal.
" And they'll look at our published literature that's peer-reviewed, and they'll say, "We want that.
There are many other peer-reviewed scientific articles identifying the health risks of wireless telecommunication technology.
But the group's study and data were, as of February, not yet peer-reviewed or published.
Immediate finds by the crew will give way to the slow churn of peer-reviewed research.
Kibbe's team analyzed 22,217 studies published in five peer-reviewed surgery journals from 22016 through 2012.
At the bottom are links to all the original source material, including peer-reviewed medical journals.
Meals on Wheels has been the subject of many peer-reviewed studies in the medical literature.
" Until peer-reviewed scientific journal articles come along, he called the Hound Labs device "unproven technology.
"But it's disappointing that the dinosaurs are not mentioned in the peer-reviewed paper," he said.
In the spirit of scientific clarity, Chinn is approaching the piece as a peer-reviewed performance.
It was also sponsored by the device maker and hasn't yet been peer-reviewed or published.
And over and over again major groups publish peer-reviewed work showing the absence of any link.
It's worth remaining skeptical, however; there's no peer-reviewed paper to back up the claims just yet.
The story was based on a single undergraduate report full of errors that hadn't been peer reviewed.
Now, Kim is detailing those findings in a peer-reviewed paper published in the journal Political Communication.
This work is not without controversy in the scientific community, since these results are not peer reviewed.
About 90 scientists helped produce the report, while more than two-dozen experts peer-reviewed the results.
They also plan to submit the results from their current study to a peer-reviewed journal soon.
It's worth taking these results with a grain of salt — since this isn't a peer-reviewed study.
That information is among the new details included in the peer-reviewed study published Thursday in Science.
Much has been made, among EMDrive fans, of the fact that Dr White's paper was peer-reviewed.
That paper surveyed the largest sample yet of coronavirus patients but has not yet been peer-reviewed.
And 100 percent of peer-reviewed scientists have a consensus, and that is that this is happening.
Consumers don't have time to evaluate peer-reviewed research and figure this out to save their money.
Peer-reviewed studies suggest that fictional depictions of suicide may lead to an increase in suicide attempts.
From 2005 to 2014, 3,600 dead minke whales yielded a paltry two peer-reviewed, scientific research papers.
Last year atmospheric methane was the subject of 22 peer-reviewed publications, compared with 2,000 for CO2.
So tired, in fact, that they've published a peer-reviewed study telling you how tired they are.
And that begins with cost estimates taken from peer-reviewed literature, which themselves took years to publish.
We completed the project quickly, resulting in the first peer-reviewed publication made possible through Science Exchange.
When Halford submitted the manuscript to a peer-reviewed journal called Future Virology, the response was scorching.
The official discovery was published this week in Zootaxa, a peer-reviewed scientific journal on animal taxonomy.
In other words, they said that the best of current peer-reviewed science confirmed the global consensus.
There haven't been any peer-reviewed studies with Mint yet, and the algorithm hasn't been publicly released.
"My surprise quickly turned into disgust," said Steffen, who also peer reviewed the chapter before its omission.
But other peer-reviewed studies say air pollution's health risks are even greater than we currently assume.
Multiple peer-reviewed studies have predicted doomsday for hundreds of species if the world continues to warm.
The study, which has not been peer-reviewed, indicates that cell phone addiction may affect brain functioning.
Jardine is the author of the new paper, recently published in peer-reviewed journal New Media & Society.
The full peer-reviewed paper on the historic detection was just published by the Physical Review Letters.
As George writes, there's no good reason to believe these claims, which have never been peer-reviewed.
There is no peer-reviewed clinical data showing that these old generic drugs work against COVID-19.
Adolescents self-reported ease of marijuana access has declined in recent years, according to peer-reviewed data.
The company expects some of that data will soon be published in a peer-reviewed medical journal.
The data set they create is vital for American ornithologists, supporting more than 200 peer-reviewed articles.
Today, we are publishing the results of our peer-reviewed analysis in the journal Environmental Research Letters.
He's the lead author of a peer-reviewed article that will be published in the journal Radiocarbon.
The new study, which has not yet been peer reviewed, examines similar behavior in a helium atom.
The paper was peer-reviewed and is one of the few published studies on a Zika outbreak.
Dr. Montargès declined to discuss any deeper details, pending a peer-reviewed publication of his scientific conclusions.
IBM's paper released Monday is not yet peer reviewed either, but the company says it will be.
In developing their clinical guideline, Anthem cites only one scientifically peer-reviewed publication, and it's from 85033.
No published peer-reviewed study has shown that right-to-carry laws increase murder, rape or robbery.
Apparently, Boston University's peer-reviewed studies — there are more than 60 of them — are just not enough.
Some of these are backed by peer-reviewed science and have the potential to be life-changing.
Based on the available peer-reviewed scientific research, however, one appears to pose more health risks overall.
A technical report detailing the process has been submitted to arXiv, a repository of non-peer-reviewed papers.
Still, the paper hasn't been peer reviewed by other scientists yet, and there's work left to be done.
Unlike the character from Greek mythology, they don't make prophesies so much as publishing peer-reviewed scientific studies.
Furthermore, the clinical trial is still underway, and the results have not yet been published or peer-reviewed.
Instead, as the name suggests, it's a summary of peer-reviewed papers published on the topic in question.
This example is the latest, though it's an admittedly small study that has not yet been peer-reviewed.
Ultimately, the end goal is to publish the results of the US trial in a peer-reviewed journal.
The report draws upon data from 250 data sources and peer-reviewed articles, and lists recommendations for policymakers.
Gilbert has published peer-reviewed critiques of EIA forecasts before, so he is well-versed in the issues.
Those sightings became the subject of a peer-reviewed paper, published this week in the journal Scientific Advances.
And only peer-reviewed work will be counted during hiring and evaluation, as a valuable unit of work.
Nakamoto didn't include detailed analysis on the bitcoin architecture, as is customary in peer-reviewed computer science papers.
Results of their drone study were published in the peer-reviewed journal The Auk: Ornithological Advances this week.
Anyone curious about the details can read the two peer reviewed papers Cohen has coauthored with academic mathematicians.
Numerous scientific, peer-reviewed papers are published on evaluating ingredient safety and enhancing or developing new safety methods.
Donald Schaffner, a food microbiologist at Rutgers University, conducted the only other peer-reviewed five-second rule study.
Brown's idea has yet to be published in a peer-reviewed journal, the standard for evaluating scientific claims.
They find our research study especially threatening because it would eventually be published in peer reviewed medical journals.
But a plethora of peer-reviewed, scientific studies demonstrate negative impacts to many different types of marine life.
Empirical, peer-reviewed studies provide evidence that collective bargaining will likely enhance the educational process at private universities.
The studies include DNA analyses from peer-reviewed papers, newspaper investigations and about 10 of Oceana's own studies.
These results are preliminary, and Cooper said they plan to submit their research to a peer-reviewed journal.
When we took a look at his webpage, we saw that it does include some peer-reviewed studies.
In an interview with The Verge, Kardaras didn't dispute that he hasn't published in the peer-reviewed literature.
In exchange, Google is asking users to share their research in peer-reviewed publications and open-source code.
Further, no independent and peer-reviewed research exists to prove that any other hardcore supplements work, Moyad says.
As a peer-reviewed study published this spring found, since the tax went into effect in Berkeley, Calif.
Another study (which has yet to be peer-reviewed) suggested it could be as long as 24 days.
Many recent peer-reviewed studies suggest that biologics are not as time-consuming to develop as initially believed.
But even if the findings are peer reviewed, they should be considered in the context of the study.
There has been no peer-reviewed data to suggest that chloroquine is effective in treating COVID-19, however.
He and Dr. Bonta, a frequent correspondent, decided it was time to collaborate on a peer-reviewed paper.
Peer-reviewed publication is important, because most judges won't let you cite someone's PowerPoint slide in your testimony.
In reality, the EPA had simply referred to existing, peer-reviewed scientific evidence to draw its own conclusions.
His study was published in PLOS One, a peer-reviewed journal published by the Public Library of Science.
Bendell's original paper had been rejected for publication by the peer-reviewed Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal.
But peer-reviewed research from respected academics shows these laws not only can save lives—they already have.
The data, which was published as a preprint, hasn't yet been peer-reviewed or published in a journal.
But I have published 19 peer-reviewed, academic articles on the issues of elections, voting, and election law.
Cornell and Huang's peer-reviewed paper, "School Teasing and Bullying After the Presidential Election," was published on Wednesday.
It's a tough call, but based on the peer-reviewed science, there appears to be a clear answer.
It's worth pointing out that this analysis has yet to be peer-reviewed and published in a scientific journal.
Her approach for testing this hypothesis, however, consisted of the kind of scientific rigor that peer-reviewed publication demands.
And if things go well, they plan to submit the findings from both phases to a peer-reviewed journal.
Because the research hasn't been formally peer reviewed and published in a journal yet, it shouldn't be accepted uncritically.
Aside from connecting member scientists across the globe, the AAAS also runs Science, a highly respected peer-reviewed journal.
"There has been over 15 years of peer-reviewed and published research in the field of tDCS," Mastalir said.
The company has been using peer-reviewed raises since it was founded in 2003 and shares all salaries internally.
Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists say we're largely to blame for global warming, according to peer-reviewed research.
The dataset, however, isn't publicly available just yet, but it will be right here once its been peer-reviewed.
The order quietly issued last week directed staff to prioritize "publicly available, reproducible, peer-reviewed" science for making decisions.
Few peer-reviewed studies exist, and research that might determine the accuracy of analysts' findings is close to nonexistent.
Climate scientists have balked at the idea, saying there's already a forum to debate this science: peer-reviewed journals.
Though it might surprise some to learn that peer-reviewed journals publish questionable research, Littell said it does happen.
Their peer-reviewed paper finds that since World War II the economy has performed substantially better under Democratic presidents.
The study has been criticized by multiple groups, including faculty at Tennessee Tech, and has not been peer-reviewed.
It is the first peer-reviewed research that shows large-scale evidence that fracking may negatively affect infant health.
The study looked at peer-reviewed research papers between 1990 and 2018 on sex work, legislation, policing and health.
A report of his case was published earlier this month in the peer-reviewed medical journal Clinical Infectious Diseases.
Research financed by the industry led to over 7,000 publications in peer-reviewed medical literature and 10 Nobel Prizes.
Researchers reported their discovery of the planets in August in a paper that has not yet been peer reviewed.
" As we know, both alternative and mainstream peer-reviewed articles regularly end with "more research needs to be done.
The 2010 study Lee wrote was sponsored by Abbott Laboratories, and is not published in a peer reviewed journal.
She was a Coro Public Affairs Fellow, and has been published in peer-reviewed legal journals throughout her career.
Journal of Consciousness isn't peer reviewed, and The Journal of Scientific Exploration is considered pretty fringe by most scientists.
Mackey has published scientific studies in peer reviewed journals and continues to juggle his neuroscience research with running Statespace.
This paper is still a working paper, so it has not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
This rigorous decision-making is backed by research from peer-reviewed clinical trials, and is subject to government oversight.
However, his more enduring legacy may be in diminishing the role of academic, peer-reviewed science at the agency.
The impact: Modeling performed on Energy Innovation's peer-reviewed Energy Policy Simulator reflects the scale of the rule's consequences.
Epstein said he chose to publish his findings on the website Hacker Noon, not in a peer-reviewed journal.
The study did not appear in a peer-reviewed journal and had not gotten rigorous scrutiny from other scientists.
However, online radicalization and technology experts cited several shortcomings in criticizing the study, which has not been peer-reviewed.
The study, which has not yet been peer reviewed, raises new questions about the timeline of the coronavirus outbreak.
Cognitive behavior therapy was shown to have good results in peer-reviewed trials in the United Kingdom and elsewhere.
Their research paper, which appeared as a preprint on the site BioXArchiv, hasn't been peer reviewed by other scientists.
Investigators say they also plan to publish the results in a peer-reviewed journal, according to the company statement.
VirusTotal offers a valuable cache of 14 years of peer-reviewed intelligence on viruses, worms, malware and other threats.
Two-thirds of the peer-reviewed published studies using U.S. data show that concealed handgun permits reduce violent crime.
There is no peer-reviewed scientific research that establishes a causal link between vapor product usage and smoking adoption.
According to a report from the online peer-reviewed journal First Report, SezamPro effectively became a media outlet itself.
The Arch Street researchers are presenting their findings at professional conferences and are submitting articles to peer-reviewed journals.
Although Atiyah demonstrated his proof on Monday, it hasn't yet been accepted for publication in a peer-reviewed journal.
The results have not been published in a peer-reviewed journal and Halford's previous attempt to publish was rejected.
These results have not yet been peer-reviewed or published in an academic journal — so treat them as preliminary.
Of late, however, this habit of according importance to papers labelled as "peer reviewed" has become something of a gamble.
The paper has yet to be peer-reviewed by fellow scientists, and even Berezin is rooting against his own conclusions.
Another pre-implant tip: Always check to see that any publications about the procedure are in respectable, peer-reviewed journals.
New research published today in the peer-reviewed journal Safety suggests no nation should possess more than 100 nuclear warheads.
" His study, which was peer-reviewed, also doesn't mention a "new organ," although Theise said that they are "following up.
A 2013 peer-reviewed study of 30 patients of text therapy found patients reported strong relationships with their text therapists.
As consistently demonstrated in numerous peer-reviewed publications, the functional biomarker NT-proBNP predicts survival in patients with AL amyloidosis.
Details: The new report, known as the Arctic Report Card, is a peer-reviewed document produced by dozens of researchers.
In the end, the voice analysis tech wasn't transparent or peer-reviewed enough for us to publish that as news.
And they all also allow scientists to upload a copy of preprint, non-peer-reviewed papers to Open Access archives.
They even published a peer-reviewed paper detailing how they planned to replicate the initial studies, called a registered report.
Rebuli said a peer-reviewed version of their study should be coming down the pipeline within the next month, though.
The study has been peer reviewed ahead of its full publication this fall but the headline findings come with caveats.
So he got to work revisiting his old SILLIAC analyses and paper printouts, determined to publish a peer-reviewed article.
No study that has been published by a professional peer-reviewed medical journal has found abstinence programs to be effective.
What is unclear is how much the peer-reviewed version will have changed from the early release version leaked online.
By my count, the draft order cites 35 peer-reviewed economics journal articles, versus just six in the 2015 order.
Yet a recent study in the peer-reviewed journal Contact Lens and Anterior Eye puts the lie to that claim.
Other peer-reviewed longitudinal research and experiments have found similar positive benefits between well-being and active engagement on Facebook.
Their finds included the couple, the scientists said in a study published in the peer-reviewed ACB Journal of Anatomy.
However, the researchers behind another study, which was made available online Tuesday but has not been peer-reviewed, told Space.
The study has been criticized by multiple groups, including faculty at Tennessee Tech, and it has not been peer-reviewed.
At the same time, these groups direct participants to a remarkable amount of scientific information, including numerous peer-reviewed articles.
STAR grant applicants undergo a highly competitive, peer-reviewed process to ensure their proposed research is scientifically sound and relevant.
The National PACE Association, a policy and lobbying group, is also considering peer-reviewed accreditation to help safeguard the program.
Potbot uses AI to "read" through peer-reviewed medical journals to find studies on cannabinoids, the active compounds in marijuana.
Peer-reviewed medical journals can also require a brief statement on how the research project ensured equity in patient participation.
Science is already being wracked by a reproducibility crisis, in which published and peer-reviewed results just can't be replicated.
A paper detailing her discovery was recently published in the journal Zootaxa, a peer-reviewed scientific journal on animal taxonomy.
On the Reddit forum r/science, for example, moderators will delete posts that aren't based on peer-reviewed scientific research.
The Justice Department would then deliver the cities peer-reviewed reports that identified areas of concern and recommendations for improvement.
While organic crops are not pesticide free, peer-reviewed studies have found they have fewer pesticide residues than conventional crops.
In the past couple of years, there haven't been any new peer-reviewed studies on national trends in vaccine refusal.
For both remdesivir and chloroquine, there is no peer-reviewed clinical data about whether they work to halt COVID-19.
A recent peer-reviewed study by researchers at Yale found that single-payer health care would save $450 billion annually.
We screened more than 4,000 peer-reviewed articles, and identified 56 that examined whether individual well-being improved after transitioning.
Mr. Hecht and his colleagues are calling on peer-reviewed journals to reject papers that do not explore those downsides.
Krammer's lab published the methods as a preprint—not peer-reviewed, but available for people to try—on March 18.
Experts who have spent years researching the space told CNBC that IBM blundered by prioritizing headlines over peer-reviewed evidence.
"What the American people deserve, I think, is a true, legitimate, peer-reviewed, objective, transparent discussion about CO85033," he said.
All the papers that go up have disclaimers about how they're not peer-reviewed and shouldn't be treated as definitive.
She said the findings would undergo "rigorous scientific scrutiny" by other researchers and be published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Preliminary research, some of which has not been peer reviewed, suggests that 75,800 people in Wuhan alone could be infected.
If you were to try to publish that in a peer-reviewed journal, you would be rejected in 30 minutes.
The study was published in Science Advances, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
This totality of peer-reviewed research is far greater than that which exists for most other controlled substances, particularly pharmaceuticals.
But there's more research needed before conclusively identifying this region, and none of this data has yet been peer reviewed.
Most economists and criminologists who publish empirical, peer-reviewed research in the area are very skeptical of gun control laws.
At nearly 2,000 pages, it is a data-driven and peer-reviewed assessment of climate change and its predicted impact.
Two papers about naledi found a home in eLife, a new online peer-reviewed journal started by the Wellcome Trust.
China's contributions comprised about a fifth of all the documented studies in Elsevier's Scopus database, which tracks peer-reviewed studies.
Mr. Greim, 82, said in an interview that the group's research was independent and published only in peer-reviewed journals.
He said he couldn't go into more detail about a third study because it wasn't yet published or peer-reviewed.
De Vries' work has long lived on his blog Digiconomist, and more recently in Joule, a peer-reviewed academic journal.
There was some good news: those already pre-disposed to trust peer-reviewed science are more likely to always believe it.
In a sense, open sourcing code offers the same potential benefit that publishing research in peer-reviewed journals does for scientists.
This new study is important, in part, because it shows — with peer-reviewed data — that widely publicized incidents are not isolated.
Those opposed to such "preprints" argue that they allow shoddy work to proliferate because it has not yet been peer-reviewed.
That's a process Seales and his team described in a May paper published in Plos One, a peer-reviewed scholarly journal.
Given the aforementioned lack of peer-reviewed medical research on the safety and efficacy of labia fillers, this requirement is important.
Yup CEO and founder Naguib Sawiris said his startup is distinct from these, in part, because its sessions are peer-reviewed.
Nootropics are nonprescription substances, but there's at least some evidence in peer-reviewed studies to substantiate that they have cognitive benefits.
That's the big finding from a new, peer-reviewed study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Oregon.
In formal, peer-reviewed studies, Schultz and other researchers observed smokers littering cigarette butts a whopping 65 percent of the time.
She has also published reports and articles that have not been peer-reviewed, like those through the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
Riedl and Guzdial's paper describing the system is viewable on the Arxiv preprint server, and has not yet been peer reviewed.
The act of returning stolen lands and resources is supported by peer-reviewed research as a successful mode of environmental stewardship.
For one, the paper hasn't actually been peer-reviewed or published yet, so it's a little early to confirm the report.
Because these are not peer-reviewed, they can't be considered rigorous sources of evidence, although some publications are better than others.
We do know, however, that the USDA's responsibility is to release high-quality, unbiased, peer-reviewed research for the public benefit.
In the study, which was not published in a peer-reviewed journal, eight people tried to quit smoking using the device.
The science linking Harvey to global warming is tenuous, however, but may be firmed up over time by peer reviewed studies.
Unlike other startups, the company hasn't tested out its work in peer-reviewed journals, nor has Theranos presented research at conferences.
A recent peer-reviewed study concluded that leaving nuclear out of a clean electricity system actually makes the effort more expensive.
The president's response to this peer-reviewed report was "I don't believe it," thought he cited no basis to doubt it.
The organizers said they avoided publicity so as to not jeopardize publication of the proposal in a peer reviewed scientific journal.
The story seems not only to violate this, but does so with a not-peer-reviewed result from the reporter himself!
There are dozens of reality-based experiments in the recent peer-reviewed literature showing that assumption to be a serious overestimate.
The study will then be published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal and could be available by next spring, Levin said.
However, some of the studies included in the analysis were ranked as low quality and some had not been peer-reviewed.
One key point to note: Sight Diagnostics has still yet to publish peer reviewed results of its clinical trials for OLO.
The PEN/Faulkner, which has been awarded since 1981, bills itself as the largest peer-reviewed prize in the United States.
As a standard practice, peer-reviewed journals send manuscripts to other scientists, who comment anonymously and recommend for or against publication.
A large amount of time is allocated via a process that's peer reviewed and priced to accommodate the most interesting projects.
Peer-reviewed science can also show what percentage of greenhouse gas pollution any particular company has emitted since the Industrial Revolution.
The paper was published Wednesday in Science Advances, a peer-reviewed journal from the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
One peer-reviewed study suggested that at least 218 percent of those sentenced to death in the United States are innocent.
The problem is there aren't any independent studies of these blankets that are peer-reviewed and published in reputable scientific journals.
The agency does this by evaluating peer-reviewed scientific evidence and making a decision based on the weight of that evidence.
Peer-reviewed studies published by the company have found the robots have decreased environmental infection rates between 50 and 100 percent.
Other people in the counterintelligence field have criticized him as a hack who's never published any articles in peer-reviewed journals.
The therapy has been tested and found effective in several small studies and clinical trials published in peer-reviewed medical journals.
The Iranian state TV journalist didn't offer more information on the research or say whether it was published or peer-reviewed.
Many of the academics the Modi government has appointed to lead national research institutes or universities have no peer-reviewed publications.
Evidence-based research should not be perishing in peer-reviewed journals while people are dying or struggling to find effective care.
"To my knowledge, there have not been any independent, peer-reviewed, non-company-funded studies on these products," Dr. Shapiro said.
Two separate peer-reviewed studies of about 100 participants showed a three-month program was associated with decreased symptoms of depression.
That conclusion was based on the best peer-reviewed science and was intended to help policy makers plan for the future.
Moreover, the two authors, Vinay Prasad, M.D. and Sham Mailankody ignored independent peer-reviewed research that has confirmed the DiMasi results.
Several studies had been done, but not the full, peer-reviewed assessment Ms. Hurchalla was urging the county commissioners to conduct.
The 2016 encounter was detailed in an article published in February 28 issue of the peer-reviewed journal Amphibian & Reptile Conservation.
Each regional hub also holds local workshops and publishes peer-reviewed studies about the effects of climate change, the department said.
The peer-reviewed reports, researched over several years, were published by more than 13 federal agencies alongside dozens of academic researchers.
"I don't want to be cynical — a lot of their science is good; it's put in peer-reviewed journals," Coe added.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Neuralink's research paper has not yet been peer-reviewed, as well as lacks critical data on how well it functions over time or whether it can cause brain inflammation:The paper, which wasn't peer-reviewed, didn't include data on the long-term stability of recorded neural signals nor the brain's inflammatory response.
What's more, the entries list teams at Apple instead of individual researchers, in contrast to other peer-reviewed journals in the field.
NIRS' research was peer-reviewed by fellow researchers, including Christian E. Weller, professor of public policy at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
Trump has also perpetuated the myth that vaccines cause autism, a claim that has been debunked multiple times by peer-reviewed research.
But it also meant that he produced a peer-reviewed paper with a stranger on average every six weeks for 60 years.
Now the DBC has become more than just a futuristic curio, with a peer-reviewed paper published this month in Nature Biotechnology.
A peer-reviewed, random controlled trial study of Kaia's approach is also pending being published in a leading journal, according to Mehl.
In peer-reviewed research, Kelly argued carbon dioxide should be considered the byproduct of the "immense benefits" of a technologically advanced society.
Today, AI researchers routinely first post their papers at Arxiv, an entirely free and open, non-peer-reviewed repository for scientific papers.
I attach the peer-reviewed publication "Oxygen Loss in Biosphere 250", one of the most valuable results from the two-year closure.
The paper also sheds some of the first peer-reviewed light on the impact of "bots"—automated accounts posing as real people.
Kizilcec believes—and has peer-reviewed reason to believe—that there is a similar sweet spot for trust in human-algorithm interactions.
Keep in mind: The research was presented at the Alzheimer's Association international conference in London, but has not yet been peer reviewed.
Shi and his team also plan to have their current study published in a peer-reviewed journal within the next few months.
The credentials of many of the BioScience paper's authors include long lists of published, peer-reviewed articles and studies on these subjects.
The researchers conducted a study to assess the quality of wearable trackers after finding a lack of data in peer-reviewed journals.
Since 2004, 28 cases (24 female, 4 male) have appeared in the peer-reviewed literature, hailing from every continent except North America.
But peer-reviewed, academic research on marijuana remains scarce, and it's not clear how soon accurate and reliable devices might become available.
It was peer reviewed by outside experts and committee members are vetted for financial conflicts of interests, said academy spokesman William Kearney.
He has published book chapters, peer-reviewed articles, and op-eds on issues of politics, race, and sports in the United States.
She said the company would be publishing articles in peer-reviewed journals and making presentations before lab experts in the coming months.
The peer-reviewed study attempted to explain why moist had become the linguistic equivalent of nails on a chalkboard for some people.
But among the atmospheric scientists, geologists, and oceanographers actively researching and publishing peer-reviewed research on the topic, there was no debate.
Some drug companies have been less than transparent in disclosing their funding of supposedly independent, peer-reviewed clinical trials of new drugs.
The company has been criticized for not publishing data in peer-reviewed medical journals, but that is the least of its problems.
British scientist and media-maker Susan Greenfield made waves by claiming that 500 peer-reviewed papers showed that technology harmed the brain.
And on the economic side, which is more difficult and gnarly, there's no such thing as peer reviewed data in most cases.
The results of the trial, conducted at the University of California San Francisco, will be published in an upcoming peer-reviewed journal.
It also plays on the idea that relying on embargoed material means it's been peer-reviewed — and science reporters can trust it.
What's more, it wasn't very difficult to get beyond the bro-science and find peer-reviewed research that substantiated Ngo's strident positions.
And even the latter is about 40 percent higher than the median of the estimates published in the recent peer-reviewed literature.
A second meta-analysis published that year also used F.D.A. data instead of the peer-reviewed literature, but asked a different question.
A news release about the research was released Wednesday, but the study has not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
The details of AlphaZero's achievements and inner workings have now been formally peer-reviewed and published in the journal Science this month.
The finding is preliminary and not yet ready for publication in a peer-reviewed journal, the usual venue for presenting scientific discoveries.
These numbers are broadly mirrored by estimates put forward by several other peer reviewed studies and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
"This was pretty surprising to us," said Scherr, who published the results in the peer-reviewed journal Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise.
In fact, about two-thirds of articles posted on the preprint server bioRxiv go on to be published in peer-reviewed journals.
His findings have not yet been peer-reviewed, but Dr. Inomata has presented his work at four conferences during the past year.
While it is beyond the EIA's scope to predict policy changes, other issues identified by the peer-reviewed study were unforced errors.
While 2016&aposs experiment was accepted into the respectable journal, Physical Review Letters, this latest study is yet to be peer reviewed.
The association points to a meta-analysis of all peer-reviewed studies on polygraph testing that found an accuracy rate of 87%.
The program's CEO, Duncan Van Dusen, said that a new paper showing the program's effectiveness in vaping prevention is being peer-reviewed.
The prisons bureau balked at publishing it at all, and withdrew it from a peer-reviewed journal close to its release date.
The City Council convened hearings in 2000 to learn about these data, and reports were also published in peer-reviewed academic journals.
Ideally, results would be eventually published in peer-reviewed clinical journals or made publicly available beyond brief news snippets to educate consumers.
In the process of completing the study, the E.P.A. produced 13 peer-reviewed reports and published as many studies in scientific journals.
Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists agree that humans are driving global warming, according to a NASA summary of peer-reviewed science.
But expert witnesses called by the state cast doubt on the peer-reviewed study, and said its findings were not widely accepted.
Consumer Reports noted that these companies don't need to show any peer-reviewed evidence before placing their products on the GRAS list.
The alliance's report has not been published in a journal and has not been peer-reviewed, but is posted on its website.
There's little to prevent companies from selling and trading brain data in the U.S., Greenberg found in a recent peer-reviewed study.
Today, they reported their findings in the journal BMJ Case Reports, a peer-reviewed resource where health care professionals share unusual cases.
"I would be very surprised to see this technique accepted [by the AVMA] without peer-reviewed papers that support it," Turner said.
Their review concluded that more than 80% of peer-reviewed studies written by the firm's own researchers acknowledged that climate change was happening.
A landmark 2013 study assessed 4,000 peer-reviewed papers by 10,000 climate scientists that gave an opinion on the cause of climate change.
The paper was peer-reviewed and will be published in the Quarterly Journal of Economics and by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
For the studies - published on Friday in separate peer-reviewed journals - the researchers created theoretical simulations of outbreaks of norovirus, flu and monkeypox.
Apple also noted that it presented three peer-reviewed papers at the International Speech Communication Association's Interspeech conference in Sweden this past August.
Coffey published his peer-reviewed findings in the November issue of The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology, a top medical journal on the digestive system.
A year ago Carbon Brief, a web portal, identified a total of 138 peer-reviewed papers in the field, covering 22100 weather events.
Peer-reviewed Life Cycle Assessment models commissioned by HP and conducted by PE International for inkjet (September 2013) and LaserJet (September 5763) printing.
Now a peer-reviewed article published in the science journal Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology is stirring the origins-of-life pot.
"We will respond to their critiques point by point in the form of a formal peer-reviewed response in a matter of weeks."
When it comes to transparency, for example, all industry projects require companies to publish details about their work in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
Instead, the winning studies will rely on qualitative and quantitative surveys with the goal of publishing in peer-reviewed journals, WhatsApp told Poynter.
And Cardano is a competitor to both Bitcoin and Ethereum which promises speed, security and robust code, peer-reviewed by scientists and experts.
The new CDC statistics were pulled from data compiled by four federal agencies, along with published studies in peer-reviewed medical science journals.
The only peer-reviewed academic studies of Converus' technology have been carried out by the company's own scientists or students in their labs.
IBM said its research partners have published more than 35 peer-reviewed papers in scientific journals based on their research with the supercomputer.
"Since scientific knowledge is cumulative and builds on itself, this trust is particularly important," the Understanding Science website states, referencing peer-reviewed articles.
"That's kind of the gold standard in terms of consolidating everything we know from peer-reviewed research and getting expert opinion," she said.
The team's findings, it should be said, are for now still preliminary, since they haven't been peer-reviewed and published in a journal.
The publication of NASA's paper silenced some objections to EmDrive research based on the lack of peer-reviewed publications in top scientific journals.
When the predatory journals publish these companies' research, they can claim it is "peer reviewed" and thereby grant it an air of legitimacy.
This non-critical domino effect explains how a non-peer reviewed paper can go viral and, without critique, become understood as scientific fact.
The two studies included a total of 10 participants and results have not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal for scrutiny.
Instead of the traditional peer-reviewed journals and conference papers, Holmes argued, it would test out its technology with the FDA approval process.
Those findings, and research done at the University of Illinois in 2003, did not appear in a peer-reviewed journal, Professor Schaffner noted.
Those findings, and research done at the University of Illinois in 813, did not appear in a peer-reviewed journal, Professor Schaffner noted.
In his study published in the peer-reviewed journal, Frontiers in Energy, King agrees with critics that the planet is swimming in oil.
"ATM surfaces...are interesting from both a biodiversity perspective and a public-health perspective," the authors write in the peer-reviewed journal mSphere.
He didn't his mince words: "There is no firm, peer reviewed data that verifies that IgG antibody is diagnostically useful," he tells me.
She also wrote Designing Sociable Robots and has published over 210 peer-reviewed articles on topics ranging from robot learning to autonomous robots.
For example, a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2018 report on e-cigarettes analyzed the findings of 800 peer-reviewed studies.
A study published Tuesday in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Communications states that the speed of collapse is surprisingly disproportionate for large ecosystems.
Yet, turning to that book, we find reference only to one unpublished, un-peer-reviewed LexisNexis search of newspapers in 1998 and 1999.
Yet those results don't prove the algorithm itself is biased against black defendants — a point we've made previously, including in peer-reviewed research.
Experts at University College London, Cambridge University, and Health Data Research UK carried out the research, which has not yet been peer-reviewed.
Fuentes is listed as the author or co-author of dozens of peer-reviewed journal articles about cardiovascular issues dating back eight years.
Models that climate scientists used in recent decades to project temperature changes have generally been very accurate, a new peer-reviewed study concludes.
Peer-reviewed, lab-generated, randomized, controlled, double-blinded evidence will always be the gold standard, but such studies aren't always fundable, or ethical.
McGeoch's team has submitted the study to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, but it has not yet been peer-reviewed.
The study has not yet been published in a medical journal, and some experts reserved judgment until the data have been peer-reviewed.
A peer-reviewed medical study published in 2015 found that those initiatives saved an estimated 359 lives from June 2009 to March 2014.
This is kind of an uncomfortable premise, which could perhaps explain the (very disappointing!!!) lack of substantial, peer-reviewed research on this topic.
However, she added, such an argument would still face obstacles given the overwhelming evidence in peer-reviewed medical journals that abortion is safe.
For the studies - published on Friday in separate peer-reviewed journals - the researchers created theoretical simulations of outbreaks of norovirus, flu and monkeypox.
Following its publication in the summer, the peer-reviewed research was referenced by major news organizations, including CNN, Yahoo News, and USA Today.
Or theorists of white supremacy may be able to demand -- and get -- space in highly respected peer-reviewed political science or sociology journals.
Together, they've authored several papers for peer-reviewed journals about the factors that contribute to a person's enjoyment of — or hatred for — spoilers.
And the broader field has withered over that period: Gun studies as a percentage of peer-reviewed research dropped 60 percent since 1996.
During cross-examination of Gartenstein-Ross, Young's attorneys pointed out that there is no peer-reviewed literature supporting his Nazi-Islam convergence thesis.
"This is a classic case of a media article over-stating the conclusions and significance of a non-peer reviewed report that itself had already overstated (and indeed misrepresented) peer-reviewed science," wrote Richard Betts, who chairs the department for climate impact research at the University of Exeter and leads the European Union project that studies the impacts of extreme global warming.
These public health studies already meet the golden standard for scientific integrity, he said, because they're peer-reviewed by independent experts — not industry interests.
These results haven't been published in a peer-reviewed journal, but the general concept behind the technology has been formally studied in the past.
The recent peer-reviewed clinical test published in the journal PLOS One is a large, randomized, active-controlled trial of our cognitive training program.
The program's methods are scientifically unsound and, according to peer-reviewed research, produce false positives for double voters roughly 99 percent of the time.
No peer-reviewed scientific reports, in the U.S. or elsewhere, dispute the basic consensus that human activities are causing the Earth's temperature to rise.
One important point to flag is that Sight Diagnostics has not yet published peer reviewed results of any of its clinical trials for OLO.
Back in March 2016, NASA said that the first peer-reviewed research from the experiment may not be released for a year or two.
Overall, the neural networks were able to determine tone with 83 percent accuracy — though it is unclear whether the research has been peer-reviewed.
What they did: The study in the peer-reviewed journal Joule offers a new taxonomy for how to think about a decarbonized power mix.
"There are now well over 100 peer-reviewed studies on the benefits of our brain exercises and assessments across varied populations," said Dr. Mahncke.
It's important to note that the paper has not yet been peer-reviewed, so it needs to be taken with a grain of salt.
The study hasn't been peer-reviewed yet, but it adds to a growing body of evidence that the foundation for smartphone scaremongering is shaky.
As noted, these two papers have yet to appear in a peer-reviewed journal, and the genetic evaluations were not performed on human cadavers.
This is because an astonishing number of journals that bill themselves as "peer-reviewed" do not, in fact, take the trouble to be so.
But his thoughts on the method of its delivery, published synchronously with the exhibition in a peer-reviewed journal, indicates a much wider perspective.
The primary takeaway is this: In its public-facing advertorials, Exxon stressed doubt; in its internal documents and peer-reviewed research, it did not.
Top officials have repeatedly expressed hostility and skepticism toward robust, peer-reviewed, widely accepted research — including the scientific consensus on human-driven climate change.
From the start, Theranos dodged opportunities to validate its findings in peer-reviewed journals — even after claiming that it would do so last October.
What's more, Japan isn't producing much valuable science: Since 2005, the country has just two peer-reviewed papers to show for its whale hunts.
The study hasn't been peer-reviewed or published yet, although Ava's makers hope to have the results out by the end of the year.
Siegel's analysis, which is not published but was performed for CNN, is based on the same methodology as past peer-reviewed research he published.
That is because numerous peer-reviewed studies show that increased cannabis access is associated with declining rates of opioid use, abuse, hospitalizations, and mortality.
We really need a new effort, carefully done, to create a tool that is tested and peer-reviewed before it's rolled out to doctors.
Alcohol drinkers are more likely to have mouths full of bad bacteria, according to a study recently published in the peer-reviewed journal Microbiome.
He hasn't followed the standard procedure of publishing his results in an academic journal where it can be peer reviewed by other genetics experts.
A letter from Clarke and other lawmakers that was scheduled for release on Monday asks Wheeler for "independent, peer-reviewed studies" of the proposal.
According to peer-reviewed research, that means keeping large proportions of fossil fuel reserves in the ground — including over 80 percent of unmined coal.
We systematically scoured the published literature for peer-reviewed journal articles, reports and theses that documented the 24-hour activity patterns of large mammals.
Since then, the team has been analyzing the data and preparing to publish a slew of papers about the results in peer-reviewed journals.
A more detailed answer, perhaps with a definitive conclusion, would come months or years later in a paper published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Although there is no peer-reviewed research on the issue yet, there is reason to believe red flag laws could help prevent mass shootings.
Note: Working papers have not been peer-reviewed or been subject to review by the NBER Board of Directors that accompanies official NBER publications.
Peer-reviewed animal studies published in 22012 and later replicated found a Taser discharge to the chest could disrupt the heartbeat, potentially causing death.
Though these findings have not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal, Callewaert told me they will be published in the coming months.
I usually base my ideas on scientific research that has matured far enough that it is beginning to get published in peer-reviewed journals.
That report, which was published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, presented 17 peer-reviewed analyses of weather events around the world.
The research, conducted by scientists from the Nutrition Society of Malaysia, which Dr. Tee heads, has produced several articles for peer-reviewed academic journals.
But nothing has been published yet, and he announced the births of the twins before his research could be peer-reviewed by fellow scientists.
Economists Sergio Correia, Stephan Luck, and Emil Verner released a working paper (not yet peer-reviewed) last week that makes this argument extremely persuasively.
His academic career includes seven years as a professor at Ohio State University and dozens of peer-reviewed pieces published in leading academic journals.
A new peer-reviewed study finds substantial health benefits in Rust Belt states when utilities are required to supply escalating amounts of renewable power.
The peer-reviewed paper found the industry wasn't accurately estimating methane because EPA rules instructed them to use a formula rather than actual measurements.
The website links to four studies: two were not peer-reviewed and the remaining two studies were published but funded by GOLO For Life.
A recent peer-reviewed study estimated that the number of infected patients could be more than three times higher than the current count, however.
Against this substantial literature, the authors prefer an alternative estimate from a non-peer-reviewed policy brief that referenced drugs introduced in the 2023s.
The findings are included in the pre-print of a paper on arXiv, meaning the paper has been moderated but not fully peer reviewed.
In particular, a peer-reviewed academic study failed to replicate the claims, and the argued that the original findings the result of methodological mistakes.
My advice is distilled not only from my own 28 years of investing but also from sound, peer-reviewed academic research and Nobel laureates.
The same year, another influential Wikipedia editor, Eugene Izhikevich, launched Scholarpedia, an invitation-only, peer-reviewed online encyclopedia with a focus on the sciences.
The company is also on the lookout for peer-reviewed published research or any clinical trial data about how effective various digital products are.
No matter how fast you read, it should take you at least a year to make it through 75 books of peer-reviewed scholarship.
The ITE is working through an extensive peer-reviewed process, due this fall, to update the guidelines it recommends to control traffic signal timing.
Some of the best peer-reviewed evidence for an increase in the number of people refusing or delaying vaccines comes from Omer at Emory.
The findings were presented at an Annual Meeting of the Society of Gynecologic Oncology and haven't yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
On Earth, the chemical is a "necessary component for the origin of life,"  a study published in peer-reviewed scientific journal Geophysical Research Letters explained.
Our researchers have been publishing such research since 2013 in major peer-reviewed scientific journals, and these studies have been reported widely in international media.
According to PBS and the National Academies of Sciences, there has never been a peer-reviewed scientific study that proves every person's fingerprint is unique.
The publisher said it found that the papers, which are required to be peer-reviewed, had been submitted to reviewers who had fake email addresses.
Scientists who study climate have an overwhelmingly consensus that the Earth is warming and humans are the cause, according to multiple peer-reviewed scientific journals.
In 2007, my lab at Clemson University published a study -- the only peer-reviewed journal paper on this topic -- in the Journal of Applied Microbiology.
They found the vast majority of the company's peer-reviewed papers and internal documents confirmed that climate change is real and caused by human activity.
It's worth noting these are early results that have not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal, so they shouldn't be viewed as definitive.
Now, the results of the revised study have been published in Alzheimer's & Dementia: Translational Research & Clinical Interventions, a peer-reviewed journal of the Alzheimer's Association.
Children's asthma attributable to traffic-related air pollution dropped substantially from 23 to 2010, a new study in the peer-reviewed journal Environment International concludes.
In 2017 he wrote an academic paper that was one of the most savage attacks on the calorie system published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Over the years, the theory has been tested in hundreds of peer-reviewed studies, with countless stand-ins for the chocolate, radishes, and the quiz.
Authors Jonathan Wai and Brad Bushman have retracted the study on which this article was based from the peer-reviewed journal The Gifted Child Quarterly.
"What the American people deserve, I think, is a true, legitimate, peer-reviewed, objective, transparent discussion about CO2," Pruitt told the Washington Post in June.
Note that the DES results have not yet been peer-reviewed, but were presented at a meeting Thursday with the American Physical Society at Fermilab.
An earlier, peer-reviewed study focused on the sexual behavior of teens was actually stopped by political concerns around investing in this type of research.
The results of the trial haven't been published in a peer-reviewed journal, but Haahr and team did publish preliminary results last year in EBioMedicine.
"What the American people deserve, I think, is a true, legitimate, peer-reviewed, objective, transparent discussion about CO2," Pruitt told The Washington Post in June.
Case, however, is a veteran of international development, and is practically allergic to making any claim that isn't backed up by a peer-reviewed article.
A peer-reviewed survey of commercial aquaponics operations conducted in 2013 found that fewer than one-third of farms were profitable in the previous year.
No one has independently confirmed the claims, according to the news agency, and the result has not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
In fact, there have been very few large-scale, peer-reviewed studies of essential oils' use on humans, and their conclusions have been relatively modest.
" He also dubbed the current process, which had, until now, allowed science to be peer-reviewed rather than open to public scrutiny, "simply wrong-headed.
Baba Brinkman's peer-reviewed rapThe lyrics are checked for scientific accuracy, and the raps span a wide range of topics: consciousness, medicine, climate change, evolution.
" He also dubbed the current process which had, until now, allowed science to be peer reviewed rather than open to public scrutiny, "simply wrong headed.
Telescope observations have provided more evidence that the comet came from another star system, according to a study that has not yet been peer-reviewed.
Still, the researchers stated unambiguously — in each of their first seven peer-reviewed papers — that their financial or business relationships had not compromised their work.
The idea that throwing out the web of peer-reviewed science underlying regulation has no cost in dollars, or in EPA's scientific integrity, is ludicrous.
While we're more skeptical of marketing chocolate as a health food today—independent, peer-reviewed studies promise little about its health benefits—Laiskonis urges perspective.
They scoured peer-reviewed literature and information from health clinics, LGBTQ organizations, and online community resources, coming up with 2400 potential health outcomes from binding.
The only difference is that at Capital Fund Management, the analysts who conduct research approach the work more like academics, and ideas are peer-reviewed.
But it had yet to be replicated by any other lab or to be laid out in sufficient detail in a peer-reviewed journal article.
After the report received attention in the news media, Mr. Winch said that economists faced new rules about submitting their work to peer-reviewed journals.
Some of the best peer-reviewed evidence for an increase in the number of people refusing or delaying vaccines comes from Emory researcher Saad Omer.
The latest discovery was reported in research by a team of scientists at University College London (UCL) published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Astronomy.
Although there isn't any conclusive, peer-reviewed research proving definitively that bidets are superior to toilet paper, it's a position with support from many doctors.
Some industry groups appear to have their own nominally peer-reviewed journals, which provide the illusion of respectability for results skewed to advance their interests.
But there&aposs one important caveat to note about the results of this study, which were not peer-reviewed, or published in a scientific journal.
A new peer-reviewed paper cuts against the grain by concluding that the most effective carbon tax structure should start high and decline over time.
A recent peer-reviewed study of doctor's strikes around the world found no evidence that they lead to an increase in patient mortality, he said.
Though the coronavirus is a respiratory disease, a study that has not yet been peer-reviewed suggests it might also travel through the digestive system.
The report, which was conducted by an independent laboratory and paid for by environmental advocacy groups, has not been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
It is important to note that the Zimovs' research has not been peer-reviewed or published and that some skeptics say more research is needed.
And second, because in science one was either right or wrong, and one's work was peer-reviewed by people who at least knew the topic.
Yet peer-reviewed papers — from respected economists Alan Auerbach, Laurence Kotlikoff, and the Romer family — conclude that higher after-tax returns to capital generate investment.
" He also dubbed the current process which had, until now, allowed science to be peer reviewed rather than open to public scrutiny, "simply wrong headed.
That's the finding of a peer-reviewed preliminary re-analysis of previously unpublished data from the clinical trial, the largest ever for chronic fatigue syndrome.
Since then, mainly through the company's scientific arm Mars Symbioscience, established in 2005, it has flooded journals with more than 303 peer-reviewed scientific papers.

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