eastell造句

• An example was given on the Talk page about Eastell.
• Eastell supposedly admitted fraudYet his university does nothing.
• Keenan's comment about the Eastell case could be part of that section too.
• In 2010 Eastell was involved in a further dispute with a colleague over a clinical trial and the right of that colleague to present commercially sensitive data.
• The report established that the analysis for the trial had been carried out by Procter & Gamble and that Eastell did not in fact have complete access to the data.
• The " THE "'s report on Eastell was in part the result of whistleblowing by another Sheffield academic, Aubrey Blumsohn, who was initially suspended by the university and subsequently left the university with a " six-figure " payout.
• Eastell was the subject of a 2005 report in the " Times Higher Education " concerning allegations that he had incorrectly claimed to have had full access to data for a trial of the Procter & Gamble drug Actonel ( used to treat osteoporosis ).
• Eastell wrote a letter in 2007 to the editors of the " Journal of Bone and Mineral Research ", where the paper in question was published in 2003, accepting that he had not disclosed limitations on data access as required by the journal and acknowledging certain errors in the paper.
• At a General Medical Council " fitness to practice " hearing in November 2009, it was determined that Eastell's actions had not been " deliberately misleading or dishonest ", although he may have been negligent in making " untrue " and " misleading " declarations; the council did not make a finding of misconduct.