Sentence examples for considering retracting from inspiring English sources

TOKYO Amid mounting allegations of problematic images and plagiarism, the lead author and two co-authors are considering retracting two controversial papers describing a simple method for creating stem cells known as STAP (stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency).

Until now, The Lancet has declined to amend or consider retracting the paper.

"According to the COPE [Committee on Publication Ethics] guidelines, 'Journal editors should consider retracting a publication if… they have clear evidence that the findings are unreliable, either as a result of misconduct (e.g. data fabrication) or honest error (e.g. miscalculation or experimental error).' [19] ….

He did say, however, that in light of Wilson's decision to complain about him, he would have to consider retracting the Birmingham job offer he'd allegedly given Wilson.

UvA will send the full report about the 11 studies to the journals involved, says the release, with the request to retract them or consider retraction.

In [10] delayed discrete equations are considered by retract technique, and in [8] the retract principle is given for discrete time scales.

The press release, which I am not putting here (again out of spite… read it here if you must), says nothing of its lens other than zoom, so if it's slow, consider this recommendation retracted.

On Wednesday evening, she went on MSNBC to defend her position, which had generated an angry firestorm in the blogosphere and within her own parent organization (where senior officers have been considering a demand that she retract her statement).

In [6, 8, 14, 16] delayed discrete equations are considered by the retract technique, and in [12] the retract principle is given for discrete time scales.

Consider whether the energy expended on retracting your apology is worth it.

Ongoing studies are investigating this phenomenon afresh, but given the extensive nature of the errors currently found, we consider it appropriate to retract both papers," the authors write.