　　Science has decided to

A．change its basic evaluation process

B．sue Hwang Woo Suk

C．have more thorough scrutiny of photographs for fraud

D．ensure scientific validity of papers by replicating the experiments

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本题的出题点在最后一段。最后一段说，《科学》杂志的编辑们并没有打算彻底改变该杂志一直采用的“稿件同行评审”的办法，排除A；至于是否起诉Hwang(B)，文章未提及；段末说要想发现造假，只能重复一遍研究者的实验，而这是不可能的，故D不对；第二句话说，杂志社在Hwang的丑闻发生之前，就对研究照片的审查工作非常严格，以期杜绝造假，今后也依然打算继续这样做．故C正确。

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