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Meanings of coi in English

Russian
конфликт интересов
Portuguese
conflito de interesse
Spanish
conflicto de interés
Catalan
conflicte d'interès

Situation occurring when an individual or organization is involved in multiple interests, one of which could possibly corrupt the motivation.

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конфликт интересов
Russian
комиссия индийского океана
Portuguese
comissão do oceano índico
Spanish
comision del oceano índico
Catalan
comissió de l'oceà índic

Intergovernmental organization created in 1982.

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комиссия индийского океана
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Examples for "conflict of interest"
Examples for "conflict of interest"
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Payment for order flow is a clear conflict of interest, he said.
Reuters
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Solberg cited farming as one example of a possible conflict of interest.
Reuters
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All this takes conflict of interest to a new level of shamelessness.
The Guardian
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Democrats have subsequently raised questions about a possible Trump conflict of interest.
Reuters
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However, both deny that the contracts amount to a conflict of interest.
The South African
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But it is aware of competing interest from other drugmakers, particularly from Actavis, the sources said.
Reuters
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The Bangladesh sources said they were not aware of Zhenhua Oil's competing interest in the Chevron fields.
Reuters
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The authors declare no competing interest.
Pubmed
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Kadhimi presides over a government which must balance the competing interest of the United States and Iran, Iraq's two main allies.
Reuters
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Since then, however, the deep-discount retailer has drawn competing interest from Dollar General Corp DG.N, which has bid $9.1 billion for its smaller rival.
Reuters

Nonprofit organization in Tarnów, Poland.

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Usage of coi in English
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No, her father made certain all Jason Norcross would leave her with was a broken heart, bittersweet memories, and half a gold coi}n}...
Secrets of a Perfect Night
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Conclusions: Forty-five COI studies quantified and confirmed the economic impact of CDI.
Pubmed
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Health policy journals should provide specific definitions and instructions for disclosing non-financial COIs.
Pubmed
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COIs were estimated in a bottom-up approach, through regressions on individuals' healthcare expenditure.
Pubmed
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The COI data reveal a striking example of phylogeographical concordance.
Pubmed
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Second, we demonstrate that species-level assignments can be obtained by creating comprehensive COI profiles.
Pubmed
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Source of study funding was significantly associated with COI disclosure.
Pubmed
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The COI change has been larger than expected, very abrupt.
The Guardian
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The most common types of COI reported by authors were consultancy fees, honoraria, and research funds.
Pubmed
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No policy described whether the journal would verify the accuracy or completeness of authors' disclosed COIs.
Pubmed
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Government campaigns run by the COI had accounted for 8% of company's total advertising revenue.
The Guardian
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Analysis of the COI and cytb genes revealed no consistent nucleotide variations that could definitively distinguish An.
Pubmed
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The authors had no COI to disclose.
Pubmed
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Verso of the title: "Coi Tipi di Pietro Naratovitch."
The Travels of Marco Polo — Volume 2
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Results: We identified 45 COI studies between 1988 and June 2014.
Pubmed
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Before the recent cuts, the COI accounted for around 8% of ad revenue at the group.
The Guardian