Conclusions: Recognizing that many people with alcohol concerns will never seek treatment, recent years have seen an increase in efforts to find ways to take treatment to problem drinkers.
Accordingly, Hook's conclusion recognized the recurrence of tragedy throughout human history and throughout the careers of individuals.
The conclusion recognizes the critical role of EWS for disaster risk reduction (DRR), but questions the current approach to setting up EWS, even in participatory form.
In conclusion, recognizing and understanding physicians' challenges are important as a first step for developing programmatic interventions.
Although extensive sensitivity analyses to evaluate the effect of alternative parameter choices on our outcomes showed no change in the overall conclusions, we recognize that different assumptions may have yielded different results.
In conclusion, we recognize the difficulties inherent in interpreting causes and mechanisms responsible for CRC-associated TP53 mutations, which are the end result of complex cascades of events.
Because of the covariation between barcode divergence, habitat differences, and morphological differences, we reverse this conclusion, and recognize E. goossensiata as a valid species (Eupithecia goossensiata Mabille, 1869 stat.n).
In conclusion, we recognize biological complexity and develop a novel modeling tool to integrate prior mechanistic knowledge into a mathematical model.
In conclusion, we recognize an extended tribe Stevardiini that includes Chrysobrycon and Pseudocorynopoma, and possibly Hysteronotus, in addition to the three genera currently recognized in this tribe (Corynopoma, Gephyrocharax, and Pterobrycon).
While we have provided partial evidence for this conclusion, we recognize that the differences among the five sampling strategies analyzed retrospectively in this paper (e.g., number of sites, season, equipment used, and PCR primers) may have affected our results.
