In fact, there currently lacks an equivalent acknowledged word in Chinese for the word "curation".
Although we assumed that within the studied dataset the trials associated with the same agent combination are statistically equivalent, we acknowledged that in some instances the results that follow are biased towards specific cancer subtypes.
But the Treasury has acknowledged that employers can return equivalent rights to individuals on a selective basis through their personal contracts.
Russell told me that he believed the two friends are about "equivalent in intelligence" but acknowledged that Bosma studied much harder in high school.
To allow the minimal-invasive surgeon to look outside of the own and known medical and educational system, international congresses that are equivalent to the AGE acknowledged symposia, are accepted as an educational credit.
Before participating, all subjects were required to read and acknowledged the following terms of use agreement (equivalent to an Informed Consent Statement).
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is acknowledged as a cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk equivalent.
However, it is not know whether the metrics of face space follow the linear distance metrics used to make physically equivalent stimuli in this experiment, and the authors acknowledged that controlling for physical difference in a two-dimensional image does not guarantee equivalent perceptual differences between faces.
But Mr. Farkas acknowledged that 49 cents a kilowatt-hour was equivalent to the cost of gasoline at current prices for a car that gets 21 miles per gallon, a substandard rate in 2013.
However, it cannot be ruled out that the MC-C scale did not perform sufficiently well, while a potential co-existence of equivalent models also needs to be acknowledged [ 68, 69].
