Sentence examples for Further acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

Further acknowledgement is given to the six index general practices that work with PracNet for their contribution.

Further acknowledgement goes to Jaap ten Oever, for seeing included patients in absence of first author, Joris van Loenhout, for the collaboration with Q-Quest II (ZonMw project number 204004003), Mihai G. Netea and Bart-Jan Kullberg, for providing their critical intellectual content to the study protocol.

And in further acknowledgement of the importance of the film's social network champions, Syfy has invited people to tweet suggestions for the sequel's tagline using the hashtag #Sharknado.

Dan Scorer, head of policy at Mencap, said: "This report is further acknowledgement that cutting disabled people's benefits will only make life harder and isolate people further from inclusion in employment and wider society.

I even looked with a certain pity at the shaved necks and utilitarian bowl cuts I observed among a growing number of my female contemporaries, viewing the moment of lopping off one's hair, for a woman, as a kind of death, or at least, further acknowledgement (if any more was needed) that youth and sexuality were over and cronehood was looming.

That link has been directing viewers to a November 6 post on the official YouTube Creators blog, which was updated mid-November with a further acknowledgement of the spam and abuse problems and a promise that fixes were in the works.

See www.iptiwebtool.org for further acknowledgements relating to these and other data.

There are no further acknowledgements to be made.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2431/14/167/prepub The authors site no further acknowledgements.

Recently published results of tree large clinical trials have further enriched the acknowledgement about a direct effect of tight glycemic control and reduction of CV disease in patients with type 2 diabetes.

19 Further, there is growing acknowledgement that Web 2.0 features show promise in the field of health promotion and healthcare.