When you've won by getting lucky, it is appropriate to acknowledge your luck to the person you beat.
I think it's appropriate to acknowledge the change in happy circumstances, but would hate to offend anyone who may be nursing wounds.
Cayton added: "I think it's appropriate to acknowledge there are many people in the press who are concerned, but these are matters that relate to the charter, to the entire scheme, rather than the decision we have to make".
In the context of an inter-ethnic encounter, a plural understanding of morality (Zigon 2008) is appropriate to acknowledge both overlapping and differing notions of right and wrong.
If the present manuscript is to address co-stimulatory requirements of memory CD8 T cells, it would be appropriate to have these issues acknowledged and addressed.
For some marine ecosystems it may be appropriate to expand this term beyond one that emphasizes whales to acknowledge greater importance of pinnipeds or seabirds.
Although we acknowledge it may not be appropriate to directly compare results of reliability studies that calculated Pearson correlation coefficient with studies that calculated ICC, such comparison gives us at least an approximation of the consistency of the measurement.
Based on the available literature, it is deemed appropriate to acknowledge that the clinical management of cancer risk in BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers is a rather complex and stressful task, which should consider individual patients' expectations and preferences.
"It is entirely appropriate to acknowledge weaknesses in your project and to present alternative plans," says Schwab, formerly a professor of medicinal chemistry at Purdue University, who joined the NIH in 1996.
The socio-cultural theory is appropriate to this study since it acknowledges through ZPD that there is a gap between what a child with special educational needs can manage to learn alone and what such a child can learn only when assisted with experts like special educator.
