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Using all the strong-arm tactics they failed to employ with the congressman who yelled "You lie!" during the State of the Union address, they pried a sort of retraction out of Barton.
Cement was then injected into the pilot hole accompanied by progressive needle retraction out of the test block, until a total volume of 3 ml of bone cement was injected.
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Mikovits, who supplied the Science letter and her subsequent responses to ScienceNOW, says the retraction request "came out of nowhere" late on Thursday afternoon before a holiday weekend and did not include the new papers Science planned to publish.
Approach (In) and retraction (Out) measurements (force runs) were performed in quasi-static conditions (at a constant speed of 0.5 µm/min) to minimize viscous effects.
Rewiring is growth and retraction of branches of neurons.
Mr. Djindjic demanded a retraction of accusations of corruption leveled at his government.
He ran a lengthy retraction, spelling out the reasons he felt the piece failed the audience and the story's subject, and commissioned a guest editorial about the image of transgender people in the media.
Although expansion is facilitated with the release of the muscle inferiorly [ 34], pectoral muscle retraction and bottoming out of the implant became problems [ 22].
We show that in these neurons, the endogenous endocannabinoid 2-AG also induces significant retraction and that the WIN-induced growth cone retraction of neurons, the major in vitro experimental read-out of our study, is also dependent of ROCK and NMII.
(Fifty years later, we're still awaiting a retraction of the Gulf of Tonkin reporting).
Multiscale simulation of nanocontact including the process of indentation and retraction are carried out using the quasicontinuum method.
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