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( ) I declare that I have no docHub competing financial, professional, or personal interests that might have influenced the performance or presentation of the work described in this manuscript.
A conflict of interest statement should include all sources of financial support (for example, sponsors, and grant numbers) other support for the study (such as collecting, analyzing, or interpreting data), writing or revising the manuscript, or any factor that limited (or will limit in the future) the investigators
Conflict of interest: sample disclosure statements This research is sponsored by [company A] and may lead to the development of products which may be licensed to [company B], in which I have a business and/or financial interest.
When writing a No conflict of interest statement, you should: Clearly state your relationship to the matter at hand. Affirm that you have no personal or financial interests that could affect your objectivity. Disclose any potential interests, should they exist.
Step 1: Identify Potential Conflicts of Interest. Recognising potential conflicts of interest is the cornerstone of maintaining research integrity. Step 2: Disclose Conflicts of Interest. Step 3: Develop a Management Plan. Step 4: Implement and Monitor Conflict Management. Step 5: Foster a Culture of Integrity.
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When no conflict of interest exists. The authors declare no conflicts of interest regarding this manuscript. Note that research funds received from the national or local government (e.g., Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research) are not subject to conflict of interest self-reporting.
If you accept the invitation to review and, while reading the full manuscript, you come to the conclusion that you do have a conflict of interest, you are required to withdraw from review. Should this happen, please inform the Editorial Office immediately and we will secure another reviewer.
2. When no conflict of interest exists. The authors declare no conflicts of interest regarding this manuscript. Note that research funds received from the national or local government (e.g., Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research) are not subject to conflict of interest self-reporting.

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