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It should also be acknowledged, though, that in allowing me to keep my own hours, my parents were adhering to the norm as fully as I would be violating it by permitting my kids to do as I was.

It should be acknowledged, though, that these comparisons are conditioned on the models used to predict mean genomic breeding values.

It should be acknowledged, though, that some individuals in outbreaks may be designated as secondary cases because their onset of symptoms is later than that of other cases.

It must be acknowledged, though, that the microdialysis method still causes tissue injury during the insertion of the catheters which by itself can generate an inflammatory response as shown by Langberg et al in peritendinous tissue and by Clough et al. [ 41] in relation to skin wounding and allergen-induced inflammation.

It must be acknowledged though, that the thank you letter is pretty rare nowadays.

It has to be acknowledged though that some patients, such as the very elderly and seriously ill, are unlikely to realise the full long-term benefit of tight glycaemic control especially when associated with elevated risk of hypoglycaemia.

It was acknowledged though that the obstetric ultrasound examination put considerable focus on fetal health.

It is acknowledged though that many other countries are very actively exploring new strategies to improve survivorship care, for example in the Nordic countries, The Netherlands and Germany (Hellbom et al, 2011) and in Italy (Mattioli et al, 2010).

Mr Obama's efforts to improve America's lousy public education system are acknowledged, though so too is the fact that far more needs to be done.

The attorney acknowledged, though, that this was a deeply personal decision, and that there are serious issues of civil liberties involved, and even some constitutional complaints.

Western leaders acknowledged, though, that there was no endgame beyond the immediate United Nations authorization to protect Libyan civilians, and it was uncertain that even military strikes would force Colonel Qaddafi from power.