He reasoned that if arguments in favor of rights were partial to blacks or otherwise based on the local conditions of black Americans, then those civil rights would be subject to future retraction on similarly partial or consequentialist grounds.
According to the Retraction Watch blog, Kato now has five retractions, including one from Nature, and has five Molecular and Cellular Biology papers subject to an expression of concern.
Thus, maintenance of presynaptic varicosities seems to be subject to a binary switch, and this suggested to us that loss of ptrn-1 might result in initiation or transmission of a retraction signal.
(Vaux spoke to Retraction Watch, which first reported the correction).
The retraction system is expeditious in uncovering knowledge that is ever determined to be false (the mean time to retraction is less than two years) and democratic (retraction is not systematically affected by author prominence).
Pressure drop was found to be linearly proportional to retraction, and new correlations were introduced.
The time from each insertion to retraction was recorded.
14 Annotations of retraction were removed, and the studies were presented in random order to three scientists, who were asked to remain blinded to retraction status.
Thus, the 5X5HT trained cocultures subjected to reconsolidation blockade exhibited significantly more retraction and significantly less growth of varicosities during the 24 48 hr period than did the other trained cocultures.
Kumar et al. [18] measured the gradual retraction of the severed ends of a SF subjected to laser ablation and described the rate of retraction using a viscoelastic-type function.
