“In particular, they noted that modem patelloid limpets have segmented scars due to bundling of the large retractor muscle.”

“The surgeon removes the triangular retractor and reverses the pneumoperitoneum, evacuating as much carbon dioxide as possible.”

“The surgeon makes the skin incision and places a self-retaining retractor to open the surgical wound.”

“After receiving evidence to the contrary, the journalist issued a retraction of her previously published article, acknowledging the inaccuracies in her statement.”

“The politician's retraction of his previously made promise disappointed his supporters.”

“The Register has shamed itself by printing this and should publish an immediate retraction.”

“The public figure made a formal retractation of his controversial remarks, acknowledging his mistake and expressing regret for the harm they may have caused.”

“A small fraction, consistent with one or two molecules of tip retractions, show clear sawtooth patterns in force.”

“Some more affected children will have hoarseness, aphonia, and inspiratory retractions that are severe enough to cause chest wall deformity.”

“On examination, she was noted to be sitting upright and breathing without tachypnea, retractions or stridor.”

“Operating times were measured starting from the placement of the lid retractors to their removal at the end of the procedure.”

“Easily visualizing the acetabulum, the surgeon places retractors, avoiding sciatic nerve injury.”

“The surgeon and assistant protect the sciatic nerve with retractors while dividing the hip capsule, leaving all possible structures intact.”