Even the widely acknowledged examples of adaptive radiation rarely fulfil or explicitly test these criteria [ 31]; thus, it is beyond the scope of the present study to fully substantiate the four criteria.
For example, a widely acknowledged aspect of CND research is that high-degree nodes are more important than low-degree nodes in terms of structural robustness against intentional perturbations (Callaway et al. 2000; Cohen et al. 2001).
It may be worth recalling that many British Muslim communities originate from, and still identify with, deeply conservative places in south Asia (rural Kashmir or Bangladesh, for example) where loyalty to established authority is a widely acknowledged virtue.
However a widely acknowledged need for capacity building and co-creation ultimately informed project activities.
Visual servoing based on camera or microscopic feedback has become a widely acknowledged technique for the positioning of robots.
It's a widely acknowledged, but seldom talked about fact.
China also has a widely acknowledged problem with academic "borrowing," up to the point of plagiarism.
They also present a widely acknowledged risk of harm to young children.
The Peronist redistributive policy was successful and visible among the working class; this is a widely acknowledged phenomenon.
There's a widely acknowledged dearth of women in computing fields today, but why?
With rapidly increasing sequencing capacity, keeping up with analysis is a widely acknowledged problem [ 116].
