Sentence examples for relevant to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
But much is made of payroll disparity, so whenever there is a chance to salute a team for overcoming that obstacle, even if it is for 17 games, it is relevant to acknowledge it.
It is nonetheless relevant to acknowledge that the relational data prior to 2008 is based on relatively old retrospective information that may have limitations in terms of accuracy.
It is relevant to acknowledge that the term urban refers to very different sizes of human settlements (Satterthwaite 2010), that may range from as few as 2500 to as many as several million inhabitants.
Therefore, it is relevant to acknowledge that KM had previously worked as a PIMH clinician prior to conducting this study.
It is relevant then to acknowledge and recognise these functions of humour in developing information resources.
Osmosis can hardly be understood without the concept of membrane semipermeability and, as a result, osmotic studies have been relevant to theoretically acknowledge the cell membranes as selective barriers.
It is crucially important therefore that any attempt to engage the public in debates such as whether genetic information is relevant to education acknowledges and responds directly to this challenge.
Given the argument by Antal et al. (2009, p.285) that "the relations between business and society are defined in different ways according to historical, [cultural, political] socio-economic and legal context and the powers of the relevant actors", it seems necessary to acknowledge this in the new pyramid.
Although this is relatively small for a conjoint analysis [ 61], we had to acknowledge that relevant experts in liver cancer are not in endless supply.
I believe that we have also been careful to acknowledge and cite relevant previous studies including Ju et al., (2009) and Tresse et al., (2010).
Lastly, the RSACK message can be used by the node that requested to set up or tear down a reservation to acknowledge receipt of the relevant response.
