Rather, most texts reflected one (most commonly, modernist) discourse but, to a greater or lesser extent, acknowledged elements of the other three.
A high proportion of the patients indeed got "Much better", but a lesser improvement was acknowledged to be clinically important also, because an MCII cut-point estimation based solely on "Much better" would take 73% of the patients below the MCII cut-point in at least 1 HOOS subscale, which is clearly too many and would reduce the clinical value of this cut-point.
Mr. Heiskell, who is arguing that his client should face a lesser charge than murder, acknowledged that she had made a horrific mistake in failing to call for help in the hours immediately after the accident.
Although Fas-FasL signaling is often considered synonymous with TCR restimulation-induced death, the data provided herein show it has a quantitatively lesser role than previously acknowledged, and support a critical role for BIM induction in the execution of antigen-driven "extrinsic" apoptosis.
Or at least nine musicals are usually attributed to them -- Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific and The King and I being the most acclaimed; The Sound of Music perhaps the most universally known; and Allegro, Me and Juliet, Pipe Dream and Flower Drum Song acknowledged as their lesser achievements.
According to an ecological feminist perspective, differences between groups and individuals can be acknowledged without attributing greater or lesser moral worth to those groups or individuals within them and just social relations require that such valuations be avoided.
Characteristically, Mr. Baldwin did not shrink from acknowledging the lesser view of his works of fiction, nor that his fame had slipped since the early 1970's.
29 We assigned a single loss of quality of life to all forms of surgery but acknowledge that lesser harms are likely with lumpectomy than with mastectomy.
