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As the panel forthrightly acknowledges, this conclusion conflicts with a 2001 decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
Acknowledging this unfortunate conclusion as an educator is problematic.
"We acknowledge that this conclusion is contrary to the longstanding practice of the Patent and Trademark Office, as well as the practice of the National Institutes of Health and other government agencies that have in the past sought and obtained patents for isolated genomic DNA," the brief said.
Abbott et al. [ 5] also suggest that ND6 may be evolving in concert in Thalassarche albatrosses, but similarly acknowledge that this conclusion is tentative pending further individual sampling.
The difference appeared to be more pronounced in the hip replacement group, in which postoperative pain was otherwise less common than in the knee replacement group; but we acknowledge that this conclusion is based on relatively few patients.
He acknowledged the conclusion of acting chief scientist Borio, that Sarepta had shown "serious irresponsibility" by promoting an article that overstated the results of a clinical trial.
Proponents of the expansion acknowledge the conclusion, too, and try to help readers find encouraging results elsewhere in the study.
The relationship between Trump and Putin is complex and fraught, in part because of the president's refusal to definitively acknowledge the conclusion of his intelligence agencies that Russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
The fight over how to address the report encapsulated the U.S. shift under Trump, from pushing fellow countries to act more aggressively to refusing to acknowledge the conclusion of the world's top scientists.
In fact, he comes close to acknowledging this in a somewhat deflating conclusion when he concedes that the "science of morality" is still in its infancy.
But Riyadh has yet to formally acknowledge the conclusions of the Turkish investigation — or publicly disclose its own.
