Sentence examples for it thus acknowledges from inspiring English sources

It thus acknowledges that their answers are possibly influenced by other preferences, e.g. for privacy, status or pretend play, and explains why answers may not be true.

It thus acknowledges participants' autonomy as decision-makers and their capacity to make judgements based on their own ethical stance within the research setting.

Janacek, who was 70 when his opera about the interaction between animals and humans in a forest had its 1924 premiere, thus acknowledges a tie between "Vixen" and his own mortality.

The administration thus acknowledges that it does not believe Iraq currently has such weapons.

The approach thus acknowledges not only the exploration of new technological and business opportunities but also their exploitation.

Like many contemporary theories of spatial vision, the Berkeleyan account thus acknowledges an important role for oculomotor factors in our perception of distance.

Our approach thus acknowledges the possibility that some of the herd immunity benefits from vaccination of girls might propagate to the population of men who have sex with men through bisexual behaviour, although the reductions in risk of infection for strictly homosexual men might be slightly overestimated.

12 Ricketts and Goldsmith reviewed the different concepts which have been used to define access in the literature and conceptualised it as dynamic, thus acknowledging the balance between health service need (patient side) and health service use (provider side).

But, as the University of Arizona law professor Brent T. White has pointed out, mortgage agreements stipulate provisions in the case of default, and thus acknowledge it as a possible outcome.

However, it was only with the Treaty of Paris (1259) that the English crown in the person of Henry III formally surrendered its claim to Normandy, thus acknowledging the loss of the duchy to France.

The Imperial Household Agency said it was considering changing her official duties, thus acknowledging her pain.