The importance of low intensity farming for the conservation of biodiversity throughout Europe was acknowledged early in the 1990s when the concept of 'High Nature Value farmlands' (HNVf) was devised.
Although the great importance of this issue was acknowledged early on (Duncan, Emslie, Williams, Johnson, & Freer, 1996; Luria, 1973; Monsell, 1996; Noelle, 1997), the underlying mechanisms have still been little explored (Cole, Laurent, & Stocco, 2012; Wolfensteller & Ruge, 2012).
Imagine how many lives would have been spared in Vietnam if this same simple truth had been acknowledged years earlier.
The functional importance of the TIF has been acknowledged in earlier studies by Jain [ 42], and it is therefore surprising that there has been little focus on the TIF compartment.
The contribution of the nurses has been acknowledged throughout the earlier times when the aim was to attain quality care to the later ones where the focus was shifted to retaining the high levels of care [ 1].
The major role of ischemia in anastomosis leak has been acknowledged [ 2], but a suitable early marker has not yet been identified.
It has been acknowledged in patient safety literature that early commencement of safe practice training is crucial for change.
While it is acknowledged that early-onset and longstanding blindness leads the occipital cortex to respond to non-visual stimulation [8, 9], it remains unknown whether a short and transient period of postnatal visual deprivation is sufficient to trigger crossmodal reorganization that persists after years of visual experience.
There's nothing worse than being acknowledged too early.
The Judd School was established in 1888, but the need for a secondary school to supplement Sir Andrew Judd's Grammar School (now known as the famous Public School: Tonbridge School) was acknowledged as early as 1870, after it was revealed that only one in 200 of its students was the son of a Tonbridge tradesman.
