Sentence examples for acknowledged in the data from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, although CEM.NKR-CCR5 is recommended for infection with primary HIV isolates and neutralization assays, it is indeed acknowledged in the data sheet that this cell line does not secrete infectious virus.

However, a possible direct role should be acknowledged in the absence of additional data.

This has been acknowledged in the US where minimum data sets are being developed at a national level through the Health Resources and Services Administration National Centre for Health Workforce Analysis [ 13], and in England, the Department of Health has the Centre for Workforce Intelligence [ 14] as the national authority on workforce planning.

This survey closes the gap, largely acknowledged, in data availability on immigrants (of first and second generations) in France.

The database incentivises contributions by established genomic researchers through a system of 'microattribution', so that the data they have contributed will be acknowledged in publications that utilise the data (Patrinos et al. 2012).

Although it is acknowledged that the data used in the current study were collected prior to the development of a new playground at the park in the low SES area, the comparison park in the high SES area was selected based on having similar features and amenities to that of the intervention park at baseline.

Though the lack of representativeness of Twitter data is widely acknowledged in studies using this data, there are few studies that have systematically studied bias related to this data.

Once the list of stolen credentials are made public (for example, posted on a pastebin site or acknowledged in a security blog), the data becomes worthless — except to perhaps security researchers.

Dr. Mika Keränen is acknowledged for helping in the data analysis, and Center of Scientific Calculating (CSC, Espoo, Finland) for Chipster program.

WikiLeaks did not disclose how it had obtained the e-mails, but Stratfor acknowledged in December that its data servers had been breached by a group of hackers known as Anonymous.

WikiLeaks did not disclose how it obtained the e-mails, but Stratfor acknowledged in December that its data servers were breached by a group of hackers known as Anonymous, a loose-knit group that publicly supports WikiLeaks.