Sentence examples for retracted as from inspiring English sources

An earlier CBS call that Vice President Al Gore had carried Florida was retracted, as was the later one that Mr. Bush had carried the state.

We may reason as follows: an inference in CL is retracted as soon as we find out that it relies on premises that are not free.

The paper to first report that association, published in 2009 in Science by Judy Mikovits of the Whittemore Peterson Institute for Neuro-Immune Disease in Reno, Nevada, and colleagues, had already been retracted, as had a similar 2010 paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

This was reported as fact by some media outlets, but it was later retracted as wrong.

In extreme cases, the lure of the luxury journal can encourage the cutting of corners, and contribute to the escalating number of papers that are retracted as flawed or fraudulent.

"We wanted to see how many duplicate publications are actually retracted," as they're supposed to be, said Mario Malički of the University of Split in Croatia.

This one is risky; Hookshot him and retract as soon as you can.

This review also included a study that has since been retracted, 21 as well as one in which it was not clear if patients were randomised.

In May, the plane's left main landing gear did not retract as it was taking off; it landed safely and the problem was fixed.

Unlike ordinary electric motors that spin their armature shaft, the linear motor's armature slides, extending and retracting as the car's wheel moves up and down.

Julie Price and Dr Dennis Eady, of the Cardiff Law School Innocence Project argue reform of the CCRC is "not just desirable, but essential" - and without it they fear the innocence project movement will inevitably retract as universities move into "easier" forms of pro bono.