The pathway diagram presented here demonstrates the complexity of this system and underscores the need for acknowledging the range of possibilities beyond the canonical and non-canonical NF-κB pathways.
Broadly speaking, Mr. Niemann is as committed to his own hits as to acknowledging the range of country music that has influenced him.
Her supporters, while acknowledging the range of opinions within the democracy movement in Myanmar, described her decision to travel around the country as a natural progression.
Acknowledging the range of personalities, skill sets, and needs among slum-dwellers helps to engage people accordingly; embracing this spectrum of differentiation allows large-scale projects to target resources more efficiently and ultimately have a better chance of success.
And, third, will acknowledging the range of atypical (for humans) ways of knowing reveal a heretofore unimagined richness in what humans can know the world is like?
In fact, we are probably more comfortable than most parties in acknowledging the range of views that exist in our membership and our voters about the question of independence.
While we acknowledge the range of terminologies available, throughout this paper we use the definitions given in the previous paragraph.
Hard as it is to understand why working Americans saw a savior in the most self-centered capitalist ever to run for President, it is time to acknowledge the range of very real, very legitimate grievances underlying this popular expression of discontent.
Ms. Chang acknowledges the range of responses to "Design".
PAUL MULDOON: I do believe that we've a responsibility to try to acknowledge the range, both geographic and graphic, of what's happening in poetry in English.
It's also been a start that has implicitly acknowledged the range of voter-resistance problems that need to be overcome by any Labour candidate.
