Sentence examples for would be retracted from inspiring English sources

"A research paper as riddled with false statements as Lander's 'Heroes of Crispr' would be retracted – it too should be retracted," tweeted Michael Eisen, a UC Berkeley biologist who was so incensed by the anti-Doudna tone of Lander's article that he denounced it on Twitter as "science propaganda at its most repellent".

Not long after Goodman's appointment as Associate Editor for Biotechnology, Séralini and colleagues were requested to provide all raw data to FCT for review and were subsequently informed their paper would be retracted.

"The authors were contacted again by SAGE in May 2014 to inform them that their papers would be retracted in the July 2014 issue," says Sherman, but again none responded.

Police later released the journalist with a citation for "failure to obey orders," which the police later confirmed in a statement would be retracted.

Indeed, recent data suggest that there may be a degree of ongoing myelin sheath turnover throughout life (Young et al., 2013), where individual sheaths would be retracted and replaced over time.

We'd only remind them, and the journal, that a publication is a publication, whether it's online or in print, so if this paper turns out to be fatally flawed, it would need to be retracted and not simply disappear.

Furthermore, as Schubert [19], Meyer and Hilbeck [21] and others have pointed out, if Hayes' reading of this recommendation were applied uniformly, most of the scientific literature would have to be retracted.

If complete disclosure of possible conflicts would have caused the journal to have rejected the manuscript, the paper will be retracted.

They must be retracted during beam injection.

Other cellular processes appeared to be retracted.

Once said, they can never be retracted.