Sentence examples for acknowledge this interpretation from inspiring English sources

And the GLI1 knockout animals only partly acknowledge this interpretation, since some effects can be cell-type specific and opposing, as discussed in the review.

The authors should acknowledge this additional interpretation.

This strategic move was, however, apparently unconscious and those involved did not acknowledge that this interpretation of de-skilling was very different to the one deployed by founding leaders of synthetic biology.

We acknowledge that this interpretation is limited by the single time point examined, and further studies will be required before we can fully exclude the involvement of these pathways in the induction of airway hyper-responsiveness after exposure to particulate matter air pollution.

Although we acknowledge that this interpretation may be limited by sample size, it may also indicate that rhinolophid bats, the hosts of a cluster of SARS-like CoVs within which human and civet SARS CoV nestle phylogenetically (6, 7 ), are more likely to foster the host shifts of CoVs than are other bat species.

Abd al-Wahhab assimilated all this earlier teaching, stating that "any doubt or hesitation" on the part of a believer in respect to his or her acknowledging this particular interpretation of Islam should "deprive a man of immunity of his property and his life".

(2011) not only failed to acknowledge this important difference in the interpretation of human children and chimpanzee studies on the one hand and our dog study on the other (as well as other selective imitation studies, such as Horner & Whiten 2005), but also failed to appreciate the reason for using the attribute 'rational' in Gergely et al.'s (2002) paper.

Falcke acknowledges that this interpretation "remains speculative.

Because these APEs require the sum of these effects across all existing alternatives for every covariate equals zero, interpretation has to acknowledge this factl.

Van Manen [ 24] argues that the ideas behind hermeneutic phenomenology acknowledge the interpretation of lived experience and believes that it is not possible to suspend or bracket pre-understandings or assumptions; rather they must be made explicit and therefore we made an effort to keep an open mind about the phenomenon and towards the participants during the study.

The courts acknowledge this.