Finally, Defendants' argument that Dr. Hakala's event study is rendered unreliable merely because some professional judgment was used in identifying material news ignores the fact that academic literature expressly recognizes that aspects of an event study, including the process of identifying events to include in the model, call for the exercise of informed judgment.
The need for natural behaviors to be expressed by captive wildlife has long been recognized (reviewed in Wielebnowski 1998; McPhee and Carlstead 2010), but only recently has the zoo community recognized that aspects of sexual selection [e.g., mate choice (Swaisgood and Schulte 2010; Asa et al. 2011)] should be considered as a component of captive breeding programs in zoos.
If young people -- and all the rest of us -- are to understand a fuller, people's history of the United States, they need to recognize that every aspect of early America was built on slavery.
"So while certain parts of my life were very rich and I was functioning at a very high level, I certainly recognize that other aspects of my life were very isolating and impoverished, the social aspects of my life.
Many investigators, however, would recognize that many aspects of size variation also relate to shape and vice versa.
We recognize that other aspects of diet (especially fruit) have also been documented to influence mercury levels in fish consuming populations [ 47, 48].
We recognize that certain aspects of the DNA construct, such as the flap, may not easily be changed, but if these concerns cannot be overcome then the findings could be open to alternative interpretations.
Skinsei is all about holistic skincare – we recognize that improving different aspects of your lifestyle will have a positive impact not only on general wellbeing, but also on skin.
Therefore, we fully recognize that only some aspects of the proposed hypothesis may be involved in any given AMD genotype.
I recognize that there is an aspect of my work that is indulgent.
Caution should be taken not to view these valuable therapies as mutually exclusive but rather to recognize that each addresses critical aspects of percutaneous revascularization that have been improved upon after being studied in thousands of patients in controlled, randomized clinical trials.
