Yes. This includes conducting the experiments honestly, collecting data in an unbiased fashion and publication of results and discussion which are honest and true.
If the researcher does not respect these conditions should not be considered worthy to evolve or produce science. This rule is fundamental. Otherwise, it is plagiarism and may be criminalized.
First, the published research should be the product of your lab work
Any part of the research should not be fully quoted from any previous research without reference, citation, or permission
Application of ethical rules while doing the research is not only asked to be respected by the reasercher but also must be controlled by the IRB institutions...
Yes dear I observe ethical rules in carrying out and reporting my researches.
Of course, I am committed to ethics, scientific steps and scientific honesty in writing my research. This is part of the moral that I raised.
Dear Khaled Edbey
While i try my level best to do whatever i can do but i guess real-life perfectionism is not a possibility, so i believe whatever gaps we leave must be addressed limitations to our research.
"A perfect research paper can only be a dream, there are always compromises"
My humble opinion......
Regards
Of course, you are making a scientific commitment, as an academic you have to keep this promise.
One should follow the copy right rules, however, It's not easy to totally avoid similarity!
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