- Look up
retraction or
retract in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Retraction or retract(ed) may
refer to:
Retraction in
academic publishing, withdrawals...
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Retraction Watch is a blog that
reports on
retractions of
scientific papers and on
related topics. The blog was
launched in
August 2010 and is produced...
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scientific publications.
Retraction Watch provides updates on new
retractions, and
discusses general issues in
relation to
retractions. A 2011
paper in the...
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Asymptomatic deep pars
tensa retractions tend to
remain stable in adults. However,
behaviour of
symptomatic pars
tensa retractions significantly differ between...
- In topology, a
branch of mathematics, a
retraction is a
continuous mapping from a
topological space into a
subspace that
preserves the
position of all...
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Sharp Rise in
Retractions Prompts Calls for Reform". The New York Times.
Retrieved 30 May 2017. "Why high-profile
journals have more
retractions".
Nature News...
- this
condition include: Duane's
retraction syndrome, eye
retraction syndrome,
retraction syndrome,
congenital retraction syndrome and Stilling-Türk-Duane...
- Chaucer's
Retraction is the
final section of The
Canterbury Tales. It is
written as an apology,
where Geoffrey Chaucer asks for
forgiveness for the vulgar...
- Clot
retraction is the "shrinking" of a
blood clot over a
number of days. In
doing so, the
edges of the
blood vessel wall at the
point of
injury are slowly...
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faster and/or
deeper breathing Tachypnea -
increased breathing rate
Retractions or
recessions –
sucking in of the skin,
around the ribs and the top of...
