How these changes related to changes in actual body composition is unknown, but important given that it is widely acknowledged that fat loss, rather than weight loss, provides the key health benefits [ 36].
This difference is a real one and given that it needs to be acknowledged a threshold has to be fixed.
This study aimed first to ascertain why such a small percentage of people with heart failure are receiving cardiac rehabilitation given that it is so widely acknowledged as beneficial and second to find out more about those centres that are providing a service specifically for heart failure.
Black Panther would be the perfect movie with which the Academy could acknowledge this, given that it is a superhero movie, but also Oscar-level good, a movie that's a genuine artistic and political achievement.
Potential bias with this finding reported in the study must be acknowledged however, given that it was illustrated by an example provided by a traditional birth attendant (a 'competing' provider) and not cared for by a midwife.
Although it looks askance at the extreme measures parents and teachers take to protect children, often more knowledgeable and resilient than they're given credit for, it acknowledges that some do need protection.
Given that Strauss is universally acknowledged as one of the greatest of all orchestral writers, the idea of tinkering with his music might strike some as brazen cheek.
Airlines are stingy with everything, but it seems inhumane that they aren't willing to hand out more napkins during a service, given that everyone acknowledges that in-flight movies make them cry.
Given that the team acknowledges the image is odious to many people, why not just scrap it altogether?
Jason Olim, CDNow's president and chief executive, played down the significance of the audit language, saying that Arthur Andersen was obliged to make only a qualified endorsement, given that CDNow had acknowledged it lacked enough money to operate through the end of the year.
The people have been constantly averse to giving that Body further powers-It was acknowledged by [Mr. Patterson] that his plan could not be enforced without military coertion.
