While traditional criminology focuses exclusively on offenders, environmental criminology acknowledges that victims, guardians, and other third-party actors play an important role in facilitating or blocking opportunities for crime, and many crime prevention strategies focus on the actions of these other actors (Scott 2005).
The assessment tool acknowledges the complexity of infant feeding patterns as an infant can be exclusively breastfed for a period, receive other food due to a change in circumstances, and then return to exclusive breastfeeding again.
This is of concern, and the epidemiologic literature acknowledges the fallacy of studies that draw inferences at the contextual level by exclusively assessing individual-level data [ 21].
He freely acknowledges the in-copyright status of the ten last works, but says he has scrubbed his book of any fact or traits that appear exclusively in those stories.
In Italy, where she has lived the past five decades, she has won nearly every literary prize of note — she writes exclusively in Italian — and is acknowledged as one of the country's most original authors.
What matters is that, however many such explanations we acknowledge, they should be exclusively material explanations sufficient to render unnecessary the postulation of divine intervention.
But as its rise in the wake of Vinyl shows, gone are the days when mediocre TV can expect to get by without acknowledging narratives outside being exclusively white, male, and privileged.
These studies, which focussed almost exclusively on rural Andalusia, described a strongly sexist masculinity where men were acknowledged as the only providers for the family unit.
While Hoover had focused exclusively on a Sicilian Cosa Nostra, Robert acknowledged the rise of a multiethnic syndicate.
Eugene W. Hickok, the under secretary of education, acknowledged that many schools that exclusively serve disabled children were not issuing report cards.
