Sentence examples for separately acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Future modeling efforts will consider the morning separately, acknowledging evidence that suggests a large fraction of nitrogen fixation in situ occurs after sunrise but before O2 production exceeds consumption [ 5].

We developed a cancer-specific EMT signature for tumours and cell lines separately, acknowledging the limitations that cell lines mimic only certain aspects of cancer biology, do not propagate in a stromal microenvironment, and often accumulate additional mutations to survive in artificial culture systems (Borrell, 2010; Gillet et al, 2013).

In the official farewell commemorative book Friends 'Til the End, each separately acknowledged in interviews that the cast had become their family.

Separately, Time Warner acknowledged Wednesday that CNN, its cable news arm, could form a partnership with CBS News or another broadcast news division in the near future.

Instead of looking at every application separately, admission officers are acknowledging them as clusters.

Separately, American officials acknowledged that the devices had probably already been destroyed in combat and were therefore useless.

The results were divided in two scenarios: simple scenarios demonstrating experimental results with real robots where the modifications are easy to be acknowledged separately and a more complex scenario using twelve random spheres representing mobile obstacles presenting the simulation results.

I have no problem with confirming it separately, obviously, but just be honest in acknowledging that you didn't happen upon this information independently," he responded by email.

Separately, Clinton administration officials acknowledged that the United States had been less than meticulous in the mid-1990's in enforcing its ban on aid to Biopreparat.

Acknowledging the heterogeneity in interventions and study design, random effects meta-analyses were performed separately for depressive disorders and schizophrenia and within this separately for each intervention type.

Separately, the Department of Health is reviewing how hospitals can more effectively recover money and enforce charges - with ministers acknowledging that current procedures are "flawed".