Sentence examples for notice of concern from inspiring English sources

In a statement issued today, the journal said it was posting a "Notice of Concern" about the paper pending further review.

"I've never had to publish a notice of concern," he adds.

If publishing a letter is not feasible, editors can also protect informants by publishing a notice of concern, which states that the journal has reason to doubt a previously published paper.

Before taking this "rare" and rather drastic step, however, the editor will contact the authors to resolve the issue through lesser means such as "retraction [or] correction," because "publishing a notice of concern [is] the least good" alternative, Lundberg says.

Although WASC reaffirmed AAU's accreditation for another seven years in July 2014, it issued a "formal notice of concern," largely because of the low graduation rate, and scheduled a special visit for 2016 to review the school's progress.

Some of the country's biggest carriers have taken notice of concern around the fiery phablets, issuing plans designed to let consumers trade their Notes in for less problematic devices while Samsung and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission attempt to figure out what the heck is going on with the devices intended to replace that earlier bunch.

He said he noticed nothing of concern in Mr. Alexis' behavior during the early summer, other than his persistent worry about his car.

An employee reached by phone declined to say whether store workers noticed anything of concern about Lopez, who legally purchased a semi-automatic.45-caliber Smith & Wesson pistol.

If a carer notices something of concern, a period of uncertainty and suspicion follows if they cannot explain it.

Public pressure means western governments are forced to take notice of these concerns in new ways.

Asset managers and investors should acknowledge their role in supporting the long-term interest of the company and its stakeholders as a whole, provide companies with candid and direct feedback and give companies prompt notice of any concerns.