It has long been acknowledged that extensive homoplasy is a recurrent theme in bivalve phenotypic evolution [ 138- 142] that can potentially mislead phylogenetic inference based on morphological data alone.
However, it was acknowledged that extensive participation required resources (e.g. time and expenses) and infrastructure (e.g. communications and networks) which would need to be budgeted for and planned.
Even though we acknowledge the extensive contributions of the previous works [18 28], it should be emphasized that they only considered HD relays, which is spectrally inefficient due to multiplexing loss.
We respectfully acknowledge the extensive field work conducted by all of the original studies of wolf mortality and population dynamics whose published data contributed to this meta-analysis.
They did acknowledge that extensive work in 2001 and early 2002 was carried out to improve the data, although they believe the scanning of PROSITE was in effect from TrEMBL version 1.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/13/271/prepub We acknowledge the extensive work of the Indigenous elders and bi-lingual experts as well as the community members who participated in the in-depth discussions.
We recorded CV at a fixed location, in the direction of fastest signal propagation, and acknowledge that extensive spatial, high-resolution analysis would be required to establish the contribution of local changes in CV and its heterogeneity to AF inducibility.
It is important to emphasize that any recommendations for addressing medication non-adherence in the context of psychotic disorders should acknowledge the extensive evidence base demonstrating that a combination of adjunctive educational, behavioural, and affective strategies is likely to prove more effective than any intervention used in isolation [ 43].
While all professional groups recognize extensive communication problems, none acknowledge the potential negative effects on patient safety or care which are described in the FGD with patient representatives.
The department's report appears to acknowledged the potentially extensive impacts, spreading into Western Australia.
