"To me, part of being a dog scientist is acknowledging up front how little we know about their cognition," said Alexandra Horowitz, a dog cognition expert at Barnard College.
Numerous metrics to quantify the stability in feature selection were proposed, but no standard guideline for comparing various feature selection methods has been acknowledged up to date [6, 7, 10, 11].
She glowed with an air of good humor as her husband told her to stand up and be acknowledged.
All members of the research team who provide intellectual input to the trial design, execution or write-up will be acknowledged as an author on any publication.
While the cost of follow-up needs to be acknowledged, the cost of inaction, which is more difficult to measure, may be much greater.
Speaking from the stage, Ms. Raitt said, "I appreciate being acknowledged for standing up for what moves me, whether it's music or somebody getting a raw deal.
The case has long been acknowledged for breaking up big nationalised organisations, but it tends to be based on efficiency rather than culture.
It is known that the anal canal may rotate up to 90° between clinic visits (personal communication R J Hillman, 2012), making precise location of anatomical features difficult; this has been acknowledged and follow-up biopsies will be considered if they are taken up to one octant either side of the baseline biopsy to reduce the chance of missing a persistent lesion.
In terms of the procedures used, this method is similar to that of a person who makes a contract as a surrogate mother, gives birth and ends up being acknowledged as he mother of the resulting child.
The absurdity of a group of 21st-century theatregoers having any chance of seeing even a smidgeon of the horror facing the men (on both sides) fighting that battle is acknowledged in the set-up: we are a party of sightseers on a Cook's Battlefield Experience tour.
