Sentence examples for one should acknowledge from inspiring English sources
Following this discussion on vasopressor support, one should acknowledge that fluid loading is the first step to be considered in the management of hemorrhagic shock.
Nevertheless, when interpreting the results of any retrospective study using immunostaining techniques, one should acknowledge their inherent limitations, namely the effect of long-term storage on molecular stability and the potential sampling bias related to variations in expression throughout the tumour specimen, which may alter the findings and consequently the conclusions.
But, he added, "one should acknowledge the extraordinary progress both in data and economic reform".
For a more reliable prediction assessment, one should acknowledge the spatial variability of timber's mechanical properties, especially considering the gross cross-section of old timber members.
"One should acknowledge the extraordinary challenges," Mario Draghi, the central bank's president, told a committee of the European Parliament in Brussels on Tuesday.
"One should acknowledge a film's success and its popularity with audiences," he continued, adding that if a César for best comedy was created, he would "gladly come to the ceremony next year to present it".
One can and should acknowledge that there is a substantial output gap in the UK and in other post-crisis economies, and still recognize this reality...There is clearly a supply aspect to the UK's current economic problems.
SUSAN HOLLINGSHEAD: And you know one thing I think we should acknowledge, pay is just very emotional.
One should also acknowledge that with its purist interpretation of Islam that places a holy book above the constitution, Salafism does not do anything different than orthodox currents within Judaism or Christianity.
If acquisition of the Jaguar Land Rover was his biggest success, in same breadth one should also acknowledge that his acquisition of Corus, a catastrophic failure for Tata.
