Sentence examples for be acknowledged first from inspiring English sources
Jacob Steinberg Carroll scores West Ham's winner to heap pressure on Chelsea Mourinho dismissed from the dugout amid Chelsea indiscipline Pressure grows on Mourinho with sanctions to follow latest defeat It should be acknowledged first of all that Bournemouth have been in far worse predicaments over recent years than that in which they currently find themselves.
Some methodological limitations to this study should be acknowledged: First, we did not include a joint specific knee score.
However, also several limitations need to be acknowledged, first the cross-sectional design, which prevents from identifying causal links between binge drinking and related factors.
Several limitations of the present study need to be acknowledged: first of all, the number of clinical events is relatively small and cardiovascular morbidity – specifically, cardiac ischemia – was a relatively infrequent morbidity domain (3%).
Some weaknesses of our study have to be acknowledged: First of all, the data are retrieved in a cross-sectional study and the revealed factors influencing HSU patterns have to be regarded more as "associated factors" than as "predictors".
We grouped mothers into three categories: (1) never smoked; (2) smoked only until their pregnancy was acknowledged (first trimester only); and (3) continued to smoke during pregnancy.
However, several potential weaknesses in the design of PDGPD are acknowledged: first, the voluntary nature of GP participation in the cluster design where a practice [cluster] agreed to participate but not all GPs in the practice received the intervention.
Omar and I were not, it must be acknowledged, the first to discover this anomaly.
A growing and crucial issue is how producers of shared data can and should be acknowledged by third parties who publish papers based on this data.
When we look back, the Obama Administration will be acknowledged as the first Administration to take climate change seriously.
It should be acknowledged that the second factor consists of subscales from one coping questionnaire.
