Scientists are usually scrupulous in acknowledging prior work lest they seem to be claiming credit for the achievements of others.
(Focus Group 1, Pharmacist 2) Pharmacists further underlined the importance of acknowledging prior teaching by other healthcare providers and the ability to adapt education to the expressed needs of the patient.
All authors wish to acknowledge prior and ongoing support from the National Institutes of Health: SC1GM083882-01 (J.E.G).; R25 GM07667-30 (NMSU-MARC PROGRAM); S06-GM61222-05 (NMSU-MBRS-RISE P20RR016480nd P20RR016480 from the NM-INBRE Program of the National Center for Research Resource.
Therefore, it is essential to acknowledge prior excellence and to respect that such a major change instills frustration, anxiety, and fear of failure, perhaps most especially in senior colleagues who are being asked to change longtime practices.
Spencer acknowledged that prior to the ascent of Trump, who has promised to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, he would have not considered a political campaign on this level.
Even though a trial judge in the United States has allegedly already acknowledged that prior substantial misconduct occurred, he has refused to dismiss the case because of some arcane fugitive doctrine.
We have altered the text both to include this historical categorization as well as acknowledged the prior work, and we apologize for the oversight.
Whilst I acknowledge that prior to my arrival at the club the player salary to income ratio had risen to an unacceptable level that was in excess of the salary cap, the club's excellent FA Cup run and subsequent investment by myself personally, have meant that the club's total player salary bill now represents just 54.9% of our total income.
The Conservative Pledge: I acknowledge that prior to January 20 , 2009 Satan was the greatest evil the world had ever known.
He acknowledges the prior work of Edward Bagnall Poulton (The Colours of Animals, 1890) in identifying countershading in caterpillars, quoting some passages where Poulton describes how larvae and pupae can appear flat.
