Furthermore, we used ICD 10 coding (I60 I69) to identify incident strokes to be comparable with other epidemiological studies of this scale and it has been acknowledged that using ICD coding has potential weakness [ 20].
Indeed, it is acknowledged that use of sedation/analgesia protocols rather than choice of a specific sedation/analgesia scale is associated with outcomes [ 36].
While the sampling method used in this study (maximum variation sampling to include only half of the intervention sites) is a standard qualitative method, it must be acknowledged that not using random selection introduces a potential source of bias that may have effected the representativeness of the sample.
It must be acknowledged that we used routine data, so missing and implausible data could not be avoided in some cases which resulted in a slightly reduced sample.
In interpreting these results, however, it has to be acknowledged that we used the definition of secondary prevention as stated by the American Heart Association [ 10], i.e. meaning treating risk factors in patients with established cardiovascular disease (e.g. ischemic heart disease).
First of all, he says, before anything else happens, it must be acknowledged that drug use is a normal part of everyday life for young people.
The company hasn't given up completely on its own orchestration tool, Docker Swarm, but by offering native Kubernetes support for the first time, it is acknowledging that people are using it in sufficient numbers that they have to build in support.
Nevertheless, it must be acknowledged that the methods used here are measuring global changes in PIP2, and it is possible that within the immediate vicinity of the activated mAChR, the changes in polyphosphoinositide levels may be greater.
It must be acknowledged that since this work used synthetic MMW images, there was no point in using texture information of any part within the silhouette.
It should also be acknowledged that the measures we used are indicative rather than exhaustive in their respective domains.
