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Editorial: Nutraceutical formulations and natural compounds for the management of chronic diseases. [PDF]
Piccolo V, Ben Hsouna A, Maisto M.
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Women in Sport & Physical Activity Journal, 2023
Objectives: Women are underrepresented as participants in sport and exercise science research, and most of the research is of low quality. To reduce the gender data gap, it is imperative to understand where this bias originates. The purpose of this study
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Objectives: Women are underrepresented as participants in sport and exercise science research, and most of the research is of low quality. To reduce the gender data gap, it is imperative to understand where this bias originates. The purpose of this study
E. Cowley +3 more
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Strategic Organization, 2021
As inductive research has moved from the fringe to the mainstream, it not only has come to look more like deductive research, but has started to look more formulaic as well (i.e. standards, templates, checklists).
Kevin G. Corley, P. Bansal, Haitao Yu
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As inductive research has moved from the fringe to the mainstream, it not only has come to look more like deductive research, but has started to look more formulaic as well (i.e. standards, templates, checklists).
Kevin G. Corley, P. Bansal, Haitao Yu
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Editorial: Special Issue on Quality Assessment and Management in Big Data—Part I
ACM Journal of Data and Information Quality, 2021It is a pleasure for us to introduce this Special Issue on Quality Assessment and Management in Big Data, Part I—Journal of Data and Information Quality, ACM.
Shadi A. Aljawarneh, J. Lara
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Unmasking Favoritism and Bias in Academic Publishing: An Empirical Study on Editorial Practices
Public IntegrityThis study investigates the impact of institutional bias on academic publishing, focusing on how manuscript acceptance rates, review times, and the diversity of scholarly discourse are influenced by the institutional affiliation of authors.
Abhinandan Kulal +3 more
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