As per Reviewer #2's request, we have renamed the figures and reworded the conclusions so that it is clear when we are proposing a model to explain the results as well as to acknowledge a wider range of possible interpretations of our data.
By acknowledging a wider range of rave experience as well as the limits of its liberation, "Groove" has greater emotional resonance than the frenetic, cartoonish "Human Traffic".
Karasek [ 20], p. 290 himself acknowledged a wider range of job demands and a more centred role of resources: In future research it would be desirable to discriminate between the effects of several different aspects of decision latitude (i. e. with respect to skill, task organization, time pacing, organizational policy influence, control over potential uncertainties, decision resources).
Here, we do not intend to imply that body weight/BMI is a product only of dietary habits, as we acknowledge that a wide range of factors contribute to body weight, including dietary habits, exercise habits, sleep patterns, as well as other factors beyond one's personal control, such as genetics, age, stress, biological/physiological factors, and health issues (Campos et al. 2006).
Renal vessels are acknowledged for presenting a wide range of variations.
In Growing Milk Scandal Chinese authorities arrested a dozen people, fired a senior government official and acknowledged that a wider range of milk products showed traces of a chemical used to disguise poor quality.
BEIJING — China's adulterated-milk scandal continued to widen Thursday, as the authorities arrested a dozen people, fired a senior government official and acknowledged that a wider range of milk products showed traces of a chemical used to disguise its poor quality.
Finally, it is also acknowledged that we addressed a wide range of questions, which may have precluded our study from having clear-cut and succinct objectives.
The title "personalism" can therefore legitimately be applied to any school of thought that focuses on the reality of persons and their unique status among beings in general, and personalists normally acknowledge the indirect contributions of a wide range of thinkers throughout the history of philosophy who did not regard themselves as personalists.
Although the available evidence indicates that repeated use is safe [ 15, 16], this is not acknowledged by health professionals in a wide range of settings [ 17- 19].
