Sentence examples for acknowledge in particular from inspiring English sources

Adding doctors to assisted living could also cause problems, advocates acknowledge; in particular, it might increase the already high fees facilities charge.

I also want to acknowledge in particular with great appreciation the support provided for this conference by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the National Endowment for the Humanities, both of whom are represented here this morning.

Among the limitations of the present study, we acknowledge in particular that both the number of patients and the duration of the clinical follow up need to be extended.

We acknowledge in particular that further research is needed to explore the opinions of a wider spectrum of the 'general public' as potential users of a centralised resource for information about clinical trials, and to consider the potential implications of presenting particular elements of information and in particular ways.

The assistance of the IFOM and Cogentech facilities is gratefully acknowledged, in particular the DNA sequencing, Cell culture, and Imaging Core services.

The investors have put out a joint statement thanking the team and acknowledging, in particular, "the contribution that Alex Chesterman, Mark Livingston, Saul Klein and William Reeve played in laying the foundations".

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6920/12/69/prepub The interest and support of members of the UKCAT board of management is gratefully acknowledged, in particular Dr Sandra Nicholson and Dr Jon Dowell.

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Taking these factors into consideration, although we acknowledge that in particular some AS cases with mild disease or short disease duration may not be included in the present study, our underestimation of AS prevalence should be less than 10%.

Ms Kroes had initiated the process in December 2011, acknowledging evidence (in particular demonstrated in the the POPSIS Report and the Vickery Report) that European socio-economic potential was unexploited and complaints from large groups within the Open Data community that the 2003 legal framework required to be reviewed.

"We haven't had all the resources that we've needed to cover every base," he acknowledged, citing in particular the problem of paying for tightened security patrols in neighborhoods of Salt Lake City and surrounding communities that are not directly involved in the Olympics.