Many would acknowledge that simultaneous modeling of all loci potentially yields fairer estimates of genetic effect, more stable phenotypic predictions, and better characterization of between-locus confounding [Hoggart et al., 2008; Lee et al., 2008].
A lack of predictive value in a research model would be acknowledged as a failure of the model.
Mr. Lereah would acknowledge that he had gotten it wrong.
City leaders acknowledge their model would be difficult to implement on a national level because the migrants who they say have left Sesto San Giovanni have presumably simply gone next door to Milan, where officials are more welcoming.
In general, the ball will be ruled dead and the runners returned to their bases, but Schuerholz acknowledged that such a model would not work in every circumstance.
And he should acknowledge that the single-payer model would, in some cases, mean big and potentially controversial changes for patients, too.
Presumably, either model would result in forms of reverse erasure at the institutional level by acknowledging trans patients and adapting health systems to accommodate them.
The proposed change in business model, Stephenson acknowledged, would reflect a major shift for the company, which has historically made its money selling access to connectivity.
Nissan's engineers acknowledged that even their most advanced models would not be autonomous in every situation, including snow, heavy rain and even some nighttime driving.
"It's too early to say which models would be affected, but there will be an impact and we acknowledge that," said a Toyota spokesman in New York, Javier Moreno.
