We acknowledge that the large number of practices excluded from the study may have systematically differed from those chosen, and our sample may therefore reflect only physicians and practices amenable to QI.
We acknowledge that the large distance between peaks for the eye and VAB QTL on LG2 may not provide the most convincing evidence for pleiotropy or hitchhiking under the assumption that the responsible mutations reside under the peak of each QTL; however, we only assume that they fall somewhere within the QTL's 95% confidence limits.
Obama has acknowledged that the larger business of shutting down the camp will be more complicated.
Scoring his first touchdown that night, on a 64-yard pass from the backup quarterback Jim Sorgi, was "a surreal moment," Cruz said, but he readily acknowledges that the larger picture is better for him now.
"They didn't want us to put a bistro in here," Mr. Wright said, "but I said, 'I'm going to do it anyway.' " Jill Murphy, the executive director of the Amador Vintners, an association of wineries, acknowledged that the large and small wineries often had conflicting views of the valley.
But they have acknowledged that the large number of wounded from Iraq and Afghanistan, currently around 650 patients, has taxed doctors, nurses and other care providers and forced them to rely more heavily on overflow facilities to house outpatients who must remain near the hospital for treatment.
The clinicians acknowledged that the large number of patients consulting prevented them from giving sufficient time to the patients: "He said that...patient's don't even know what the complications of diabetes are, and doctors don't have time to explain everything to them" (fieldnotes, discussion with a doctor, centre 17).
I am proud of the disgust I hear when people acknowledge that the Human Rights Campaign – the largest LGBT lobbying group – has accepted donations from arms manufacturers like Northrop Grumman, helping fuel the cycle of American violence abroad and at home under the guise of gay rights.
In testimony to the Senate Banking Committee this week, Ben Bernanke made a clear statement acknowledging that very large American banks receive implicit subsidies because the market believes they are too big to fail.
With a nod to my many colleagues who are genuinely expert in weight management counseling, and have long addressed it well -- and especially to those who taught me to do so -- I must acknowledge that the track record for the large majority of our clan is not pretty.
