He seems to have accepted the need for intense physical training - perhaps a need more generally acknowledged by today's generation of cricketers.
In addition to these factors that are more generally acknowledged as influencing citation frequency, other factors also correlate with citation frequency, such as gender, number of co-authors (particularly those from other institutions), and citation networks (i.e., research groups that often cite each other) (Borsuk et al., 2009; Campbell et al., 2013; Maliniak et al., 2013).
More generally, acknowledging the kinship between the Gold Rush and the Start-Up Rush could give today's business innovators cause for reflection, if the declines in many dot-com stocks haven't already.
Ronenberg et al [ 14] also make a bitter criticism of the coevolution theory but, more generally, acknowledge that amino acids in a biosynthetic relationship have codons beginning with the same first base [ 14].
Moreover, imported foods generate more emissions than generally acknowledged because they require layers of packaging and, in the case of perishable food, refrigeration.
Even so, "Prozac Backlash" makes a tough, persuasive case that the drugs are more dangerous than generally acknowledged, that patients and doctors are insufficiently informed about the risks and that drug companies devote vast amounts of money and energy to spin control.
When Presidents Medvedev and Obama signed off on the START arms reduction treaty in Prague on April 8, however, the leaders initiated the most tangible product of the year-long reset, which has been far more successful than generally acknowledged.
Although most PIDs are relatively rare, they are more frequent than generally acknowledged.
Other participants described the "hidden population" phenomenon differently, suggesting that clinical encounters with trans patients are more common than generally acknowledged, but for various reasons, trans patients may be unwilling to disclose their transition history to physicians.
This has been observed in breast cancer and may be more frequent then is generally acknowledged [ 105].
Support for parapatric speciation scenarios among populations of marine organisms is still comparatively rare, but may be more common than is generally acknowledged [ 51, 52].
