Due to the increasing complexity of both innovation processes and their societal impact, the law is acknowledged to be limited in its capacity to deal with issues of public trust.
The public health care system is acknowledged to be limited, in that it is mostly clinic-based with little or no outreach, focuses upon the detection and treatment of acute illnesses, and fails to provide coordinated continuing care to those with chronic conditions [ 7, 8].
The lack of consensus methods and qualification evidence needed for large-scale multicenter trials, and in turn the standardization that allows them, are widely acknowledged to be the limiting factor in the deployment of qualified imaging biomarkers.
These 800-plus pages hold too many broadly generalized, somewhat bromidic observations about a subject universally acknowledged to have its limits: the nature, culture and very rich hours of Washington, compared with other cities.
Current urban planning practices need to acknowledge these differences to limit impacts on the biosphere while promoting human wellbeing.
But Golden gets a song worthy of her outré delightfulness: "Band-Aids and Cigarettes," in which she acknowledges to Chris the limits of what she, a blowsy relic from the Velvet Underground days, can offer him.
West acknowledges that Apple's decision to limit iBooks Author is likely strategic but notes that when it's siloed to a platform it's simply not as powerful as it ever could be.
The circumstances were different, but after days of lawless violence in British cities, Mr. Cameron seemed to acknowledge limits to the value of openness given the power of social media to cause instability.
"Conservative economists have acknowledged that limiting benefits to mothers creates an incentive for employment discrimination and an increased gender wage gap," she said.
In Act 2, at times Aslan would have been better served to acknowledge limited sources rather than continue with epic conviction.
