Sentence examples similar to retracting point from inspiring English sources

Booker made follow-up comments clarifying that he believed Obama's attacks on Romney's record at Bain were legitimate but did not retract his point about attacking private equity in general.

Traditional force curves measure the force felt by the tip as it approaches and retracts from a point on the sample surface (i.e. tip-sample adhesion force), whereas force volume is an array of force curves over an extended sample area.

The pencil point retracts into the stylus, so the device can also function like a regular LeapPad and use the existing library of software.

The needles used in the procedure looked identical to real acupuncture needles, but the point retracted into a hollow shaft instead of penetrating the skin.

EGF-stimulated MTLn3 cells produced an initial dominant lamellipodia that reached maximal extension between 1.5 and 3 min, and retracted to the point of origin between 5 7 min [58], [59].

The bronchoscope is then retracted to a point below the vocal cords and above the carina.

Your slide should be slightly retracted at this point.

If you disagree with something the teacher said, say it, but don't be rude and if they defend their point, retract yours.

The 60 articles were eventually retracted because "evidence points towards them having at least one author or being reviewed by at least one reviewer who has been implicated" in the fraudulent ring, according to the publisher.

Thus, the corresponding branch is unlikely to point to a protruding or retracting region of the cell.

Sandos and Burgess were ordered to write a correction in any undistributed copies and future editions retracting the Indian-hater charge and other points of contention.