We should also acknowledge that the examples we have provided should be viewed with extreme caution in terms of the potential to introduce bias.
She acknowledged that the listed examples correspond to a four-parameter subfamily.
He acknowledged that the details—for example, knowing the biologically active agent or the specific spore present may make a difference for policy makers, lawyers, and others.
Although it is often acknowledged that the first two examples are philosophically untenable, it ought to be admitted, von Hartmann contends, that the third sort of statement is also inaccurate.
While acknowledging that such an example might be the inspiration behind Ockham's controversial claim about an intuitive knowledge of non-existents, he points out that in this example, we do not have an intuitive knowledge of the same thing about which we are making a judgment.
He also acknowledged that the lines have other shortcomings — for example, they offer little genetic diversity.
In "Beyond the Sling," for example, she acknowledged that the family bed was "not the most convenient way to have intimacy".
For now he acknowledged that the system was not perfect: for example, if a user glances down, the camera loses sight of the driver's eyes and sounds the alarm.
It didn't recommend that the United States label GMO foods, for example, but it acknowledged that the issue was controversial and wasn't simply a scientific decision, giving ammunition to advocates of GMO labelling in a heated battle that's currently underway in Washington state.
For example, it is acknowledged that the viabilities of cells encapsulated in the photocrosslinking hydrogel are affected seriously by UV radiation [26].
