Sentence examples for retracted part from inspiring English sources

Today, however, Mr. Beghal retracted part of his testimony in a closed session in a Paris courthouse, telling French investigators that he had confessed under duress.

The simmering controversy over data from the 2004 clinical trial that caused Merck to stop selling Vioxx bubbled up again yesterday, as The New England Journal of Medicine retracted part of a paper it had published about the test.

UPDATE: Breasseale retracted part of his statement regarding the 540,000 number, which came from one of the prosecution's pleadings.

FCS and PCH analysis have shown that when adhesions disassemble in retracting parts of the cell, relatively large paxillin complexes detach from the adhesions and have been detected by the RICS analysis (29).

In his letter, Mr. Wolfowitz retracted that part of his testimony, writing: "Unfortunately, in meaning to convey my frustration about the erroneous coverage of one particular news story, the statement I made came out much differently than I intended.

Cogley tracked down its source in 2009 and the IPCC quickly retracted that part of its report not, however, before climate change skeptics had publicized the error.

The New York Times has not retracted any part of its story.

When they later studied Malte's photos, they found that they were wrong about B.'s accomplice and retracted that part of their earlier statement.

On 15 May, USA Today reported that a controversial 2008 study in the journal Computational Statistics and Data Analysis (CSDA) was going to be retracted because parts of the article contain plagiarized material.

If it turns out that the Clinton campaign did not tell the Canadian government "don't worry", I will retract that part of my story.

We might want to grab an interesting object placed in front of us or to retract a part of our body from an approaching, possibly dangerous, stimulus, such as a bee buzzing around.