Yes, but you have to cite the paper and give appropriate credit. Actually it makes your paper much better in the eyes of a reviewer

I would say yes, in case you e.g. tabulate the previously published data and cite the paper(s). Howbeit, you should clearly state that the date have been taken from another paper(s) and were used for the statistical correlation or whatever.

I agree with Ali. if you want to compare your current results with your previous ones thats not problem. you should cite your previous work

You can use, but you are not allowed to use graphs or tables similar to your previous study. Also, don't remember citation.

why not

I think, no... once the data (graph, tables) is published you cannot reuse it again. Yes, but you can give your findings of previous paper with your reference in text.

Yes

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Yes ofcourse

But if I want to compare a set of data previously published and give a new set of data and want to make a statistical relation between two data sets, how can I do that?

I think you can use but as a statistical-based comparison with references.

Well, i think it depends. If you want to use a set of data previously used in a published paper for comparison and validation, or as input for a model, yes absolutely you can.

I think you can and it depends on the way these data would be used

I thank yes you can

I think yes you can

Yes of-course

Yes it can be, you have to cite earlier paper reference.

Dear Paroma Arefin ,

Yes, of course.

As already suggested, you should cite your previous work.

In my modest opinion, you should do that for both of the following reasons:

1. cite your previous work in order to create a direct link to offer to the readers of the current work, in order to allow them to compare contents, data, results, final remarks and consideration on both of the papers by mentioning your further research developments/results obtained with respect the earlier one;

2. deonthologically and ethically it is correct to cite yourself work.

Thus, shortly: YES!

I wish you all the best!

Good luck with your paper. Be proud of your work!

Best regards,

Antonella

In my opinion, you can use your own data as many times as you need (these are yours and nobody else), the question is different, does this lead to the presentation of new information and new conclusions? If you found a new aspect in interpretation of old data, then why not?

Yes, you can do it

Yes, you can use it and need to cite the previous paper.

Yes! It is just necessary to mention the previous work.

Yes you can.

It is OK to use the data again. Make it clear what the original citation is and what the conclusions were and how this new paper is looking at a different aspect and what its benefits and novelty are.

The data can be used again in a new paper, Provided that the relationship between the two papers and the citation mentioned also. Better if there is a recommendation to complete the associated data during your first research work.

I would say yes for definitly

Absolutely yes. I agree it can be used but the main article should be given given due reference and mention.....

Yes. You can use your previously published data, especially when you want to present (discuss) them in a different context.

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Yes, but you have to cite the paper and give appropriate credit. Actually it makes your paper much better in the eyes of a reviewer

If it is your paper or papers by others, my answer up above remains "yes"

Why not? I am expecting that is very normal to use this data in new paper by Only refere to the original paper as reference

With best regard

It is absolutely OK, just refer to your previous paper as reference.

I think it is OK as long as you are referring it to the earlier manuscript

Yes, you also need to cite such paper provide that data you used.

It is welcome. It gives you more respect than using other data source.

Yes . It can be used.

It's definitely YES. You can do that with referring the earlier work.

Dear

you can make series of papers

To avoid self-plagiat add that original paper to the reference list when the source is mentioned in text.

Of course yes; the important thing is that it's always "your bag of flour".

Yes, it is ok but you have to cite the original paper. Ali A. Al-Homaidan

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You must refer to the basis source to ensure that data is validated with reference to the references

you can write -

as presented in previous article ( Ref.)

Yes, possible by using the data in the previous paper or study:

Either as a source referred to

Or by studying a comparison between the data of the previous paper and the new data

Or by studying the correlation between the variables of the previous paper and a new variable is studying its relationship with these previous variables

The effect of the previous study variables can be studied with the new study variables as in experimental and semi-experimental research

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Hi,

The reviewers and the editors look for the level of significance, the previously published data has in your present work. If you are using it as one of the data sets for explanation, with appropriate citation, you may go ahead. However, if the published result is forming the major crux of your paper, then it would require you to mention the methodology used to arrive at the result, which means you are going to run into a problem (a major portion of your published paper would make its way here). Hence, it is a tricky situation, which has to be tread carefully.

By citing the source, you can do it

You can self-appointment.

You can do a statistical review of all your data. I don't see any problem.

Yes you can use data

Follow Chuck A Arize ,

It is you who created this data and it belongs to you, because every science has its own circumstances and style and his method in scientific research, you collected the data by doing long tests that took continuous work, I think you are free to dispose of them again and it is better to add other data to them in order to become more affect and identical to the new research.

Dear Paroma Arefin, For independent research activities clearly allowed, because it is a data series. but when it comes to publication, it will conflict with publisher regulations. Sometimes if the content of our writing has been published in a certain place, it is not allowed to be published again in another place. this I have ever experienced. regards and stay healthy.

Yes very much.

But you have to cite your previous publication to avoid plagiarism.