Sentence examples for retraction of the study from inspiring English sources

In conjunction with their decision to publish two additional papers that strongly question the link between the virus, known as XMRV, and CFS, editors at Science last week privately requested the retraction of the study that 2 years ago first made this connection.

Green has since issued a retraction of the study.

More recently, authors 51 found several inconsistencies in COOPERATE, eventually leading to retraction of the study by the Lancet.

In order to identify new biomarkers for ovarian cancer based on survival, we performed meta-analysis of individual observations initially from four independent studies [ 6– 9] and then after the retraction of the study by Dressman et al. [ 9] in 2012 from three independent studies.

The full retraction of The Sunday Times follows.

After seeing the retraction of the primate study, he contacted The Times, and persuaded a friend who had accompanied him to call, too.

Other scientists soon published studies challenging the findings, and Science issued first a statement of concern and then a partial retraction of the original study.

In an article published with the re-analysis, Peter Doshi, associate editor of the BMJ, said the new paper "has reignited calls for retraction of the original study, putting additional pressure on academic and professional institutions to publicly address the many allegations of wrongdoing".

Larger debate has emerged surrounding HES in particular, with controversy compounded, by the discovery that many of the original data published by Joachim Boldt showing outcome benefits of HES were falsified, resulting in subsequent retraction of these studies [70],[70].

Larger debate has emerged surrounding HES in particular, with controversy compounded, by the discovery that many of the original data published by Joachim Boldt showing outcome benefits of HES were falsified, resulting in subsequent retraction of these studies [ 70],[ 71].

The long-delayed retraction of the Andrew Wakefield autism study still appears on the Lancet's website, but with a large red banner reading "retracted", which is also found in the page's title and elsewhere.