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Most published research findings are false-but a little replication goes a long way

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Most published research findings are false-but a little replication goes a long way (English)

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Muin J Khoury

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Cecile Janssens

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A Cecile J W Janssens

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Ramal Moonesinghe

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Ramal Moonesinghe

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February 2007

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