Sentence examples for retracted since from inspiring English sources

For instance, where p, q, s, t are logical atoms and Γ = {p ∧ q, ¬p, s ∧ t}, the inference for q from p ∧ q will be retracted since p ∧ q is not free in Γ, while the inference to s from s ∧ t goes through.

This could possibly result from inclusion of trials with poor methods or retracted since publication, 20 21 22 or from simplifying the evidence as a summary of both randomised and non-randomised studies.

While it remains to be seen if Gilbert's tests are truly applicable to this problem, the company's response comes on the heels of a succession of adamant statements that it's been forced to retract since the unintended acceleration issue first came to light last Fall.

A UKIP spokesman confirmed to the BBC that Mr Smith had apologised to Mr Farage for allegations made against him during the phone call - which Mr Smith has since retracted.

A UKIP spokesman confirmed to the BBC that Mr Smith had apologised to the party's leader Nigel Farage for allegations made against him during the phone call - which Mr Smith has since retracted.

There has been a 10-fold increase in the number of retracted papers since the 1970's, and a number of these are due to fraud or suspected fraud.

More heated allegations made by parents have since been retracted "in a calmer light," he said.

(I wrote last week that two policemen were knived then, but that information has since been retracted by the police).

The evidence against him rests on witness statements which identify Andrew in contrived and identical language, and which have since been retracted or contradicted.

Ennis District Court in Ireland was told she accused a Garda officer of groping her and sexually assaulting her during the arrest, a claim which has since been retracted.

The violence followed a Newsweek story — which has since been retracted — on new allegations that American interrogators at Guantánamo Bay had desecrated the Koran.