It acknowledges literature's restorative effects in terms of mental health, improved relationships and the ability to empathise".
It is a truth universally acknowledged that literature's most memorable first lines tend toward the pithy: "Call me Ishmael" (Moby Dick), "All children, except one, grow up" (Peter Pan), "Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins" (obvious, really).
Although daylight design is acknowledged in literature and case studies as a tool for fostering residents' well-being, daylight design techniques are not common practice in Poland.
While the importance of EMA to corporate sustainability has been increasingly acknowledged, extant literature has drawn little attention on assessing and understanding EMA application and its effectiveness on the quality of carbon emission management and disclosure.
Such provision is acknowledged within literature as 'facilitating conditions' [ 32], and is often cited as affecting decision by users to use the technology [ 1, 2].
Although these patients are generally asymptomatic, it is generally acknowledged in literature, to treat VAA because of the risk of rupture or ischemia.
Thus, totipotent cells could exist in most ESC cultures, but because they are relatively rare, they are frequently not acknowledged in literature.
Policy-makers prefer systematic reviews to traditional narrative literature reviews as it is acknowledged that narrative literature reviews are more vulnerable to author bias which can occur when the review authors intentionally or unintentionally select or emphasise research according to their own opinions, prejudices or commercial interests.
When Ting acknowledged giving Hoskins literature about steroids, the government might have collected enough evidence to sway the jury that Ting was not telling the truth about the other things he testified about, Keane said.
Wildfire is a recurring event which has been acknowledged by the literature to impact the hydrological cycle of a catchment.
