Sentence examples for acknowledged phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The Peronist redistributive policy was successful and visible among the working class; this is a widely acknowledged phenomenon.

The impact of this generally acknowledged phenomenon on the assessment of recovery has recently been quantified by comparing eGFR with the measured 24 h CCr at ICU discharge in AKI patients with different ICU stays.

Presumably, this is a response to the "crisis of care", the generally acknowledged phenomenon that care workers – many of them working class women of colour – are getting less and less support to deal with more and more problems.

The decline of the ongoing pregnancy rate with augmenting maternal age is a commonly acknowledged phenomenon; it has also been confirmed in this study dealing with cumulative pregnancy rates after oocyte vitrification in a standard infertility program.

The work contributes to understanding the subtle conversational mechanisms that support effective design collaboration and highlights the need to acknowledge phenomena that serve collaboration itself.

This is the first time, to my knowledge, that a TV show has acknowledged this phenomenon.

It's not just that "The Oxford Book of Parodies" might have acknowledged this phenomenon, and extended its purview beyond reading-club material.

The two leading international auction houses Christie's and Sotheby's acknowledged the phenomenon in the make-up of their respective sessions of July 6 and 7. Sotheby's called its auction "Treasures," while the Christie's uninhibited marketing team settled for "The Exceptional Sale, 2011".

The Abhidharma analyzes in great detail each of these categories, thus creating relational schemata whereby each acknowledged experience, phenomenon, or occurrence can be determined and identified by particular definition and function.

However, the EU has acknowledged the phenomenon of ED as a priority area, and has developed short, medium and long-term strategies to address this issue: The short-term strategy of the EU as identified in the European Commission's Communication [11] was to establish a priority list of candidate substances for further evaluation of their ED properties.

Although some experimental economists have acknowledged this phenomenon and have proposed solutions, the problem is still hotly debated between psychologists and economists [ 30].