Plagiarizing

For example, what feelings come to mind when you hear the word skinny Thin Skinny has negative connotations, while thin is a more neutral selection. Copy or plagiarize Leer or look ... 

Don t be tempted to plagiarize another s words or ideas. Keep away from free essays and essays for sale websites and books. 

Also, essays may be assessed by using anti-plagiarism programs and online searches. 

At IIT Roorkee, he founded Intellectual Property Rights Cell in the. year 2000, organized several Conferences and Workshops on IPR till 2003 and formulated IPR Policy in Oct 2003, and also formulated Policy on Plagiarism in Dec 2012. He served as Dean of Students Welfare Member-Board of Governors Member-Finance Committee Head-Chemistry Department Chairman-Library Advisory Committee (Central Library), during the years 2005 to 2014. 

That s why you must give the credentials of any cited expert. It is not good to quote the author of Jane Austen The Ultimate Readers Guide on his opinions about Pride and Prejudice if you don t mention his book. This also helps avoid plagiarism. For another example, recall the flat tax essay. Its assertions could be supported with the following expert sources and their opinions ... 

There are many different ways to record this information. First, you can always copy a statement directly from a source as long as you place quotation marks around any words you have copied. You must give credit to these sources because you do not want to plagiarize another person s work. To make sure you have pertinent information when you need it, note the title of the book, the author, the publishing information and the book s page number on your note card. You will need to document this information at the end of the research process. 

In order to avoid plagiarizing a source, every note card needs to have... 

Check your summary against the original to ensure that you have not plagiarized but have still captured the ideas most relevant to your study. 

We thank Dr. D. R. Marshall (University College of North Wales) for constructive help in compiling this review and for his general contributions to our understanding of 2,3-dihydro-1,4-diazepines and their salts we have in places unashamedly plagiarized his words, and conversations over the years have contributed much to the review. We also thank Dr. S. Mesher for Chem Drawing the formulae. 

I urgently request and expect a prompt and obliging reply in order to learn whether you yourself will be so good as to arrange that a public denial of this accusation of plagiarism made against me may be made as soon as possible which I shall regard as valuable evidence, not so much of your own love of truth, which I by no means question, as of your friendly and fraternal attitude toward me. 

A lack of documentation may conceal plagiarism. Code may have been acquired either illegally or improperly and this is concealed by omitting documentation. 

For further information concerning hydroxylated piperidines, see a) G. W. J. Fleet, L. E. Fellows, B. G. Winchester, Plagiarizing Plants Aminosugars as a Class of Glucosidase Inhibitors, in Bioactive Compounds from Plants Wiley Chichester (Ciba Foundation Symposium 154), 1990 p. 112 b) B. G. Winchester, G. W. Fleet,/. Glycobiology 1992, 2, 199 ... 

Plagiarism. Stealing the language, ideas, or thoughts of another and representing them as one s original work. 

Wells, T. N. C. and Schwartz, T. W. (1997) Plagiarism of the host immune system lessons about chemokine immunology from viruses. Curr. Opinion Biotech. 8, 741-748. 

Here was another epic challenge in the chronicle of chemistry. Yet there was no element of attack in these statements— Higgins made no charge of plagiarism. He never even hinted at any evidence of piracy. For more than a decade he had modestly watched Dalton struggling to make the world accept his atoms, refusing to inject himself into the controversy until success had been assured for the Englishman. 

Referencing is a complex subject (see Chapter 14 of this volume). Every reference in the field cannot be cited, or the reference list would become intolerably long. However, important ideas and experiments must be cited. The introduction and discussion sections of a manuscript should be absolutely clear as to what the work of others has contributed to the research being reported. If data are presented that have been previously published, this should be clearly indicated. Direct quotations of more than a few words should be indicated by quotation marks and referenced. Paraphrases of quotations also should be referenced. Plagiarism—taking the writings or ideas of another and passing them off as one s own—of any type represents unethical conduct. 

In rare situations, a scientist may have evidence that published material contains falsification, fabrication, or plagiarism. It is the obligation of every scientist to report such cases immediately to the editor of the journal. Institutions receiving financial support from the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation are required to have mechanisms in place to investigate such occurrences, and direct reporting to the appropriate institutional office may be more expedient. Accusations must be supported by fact, not suspicions, because academic misconduct is a serious matter with career-threatening implications. Unpleasant as this situation may be, it should not be ignored. 

Reviewers should feel free to comment on the suitability of the manuscript for the particular publication. Sometimes first-rate manuscripts are submitted to an inappropriate publication. In addition to the actual review, some editors allow reviewers to submit confidential comments about the manuscript. These are not forwarded to the author. If suspicions of abuse, plagiarism, or fraud arise, the editor should be informed immediately. 

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