Assumptions about the prior mental status of the survey's over 900 subjects were heavily dependent on their own subjective accounts of past symptoms and behaviour, and Fraser's criteria for classing the degree of neurosis present in each subject were acknowledged as somewhat crude.
(In the book version, the subject is acknowledged, if inconclusively: Carson confesses to having a crush on Rachel Maddow).
MPs asked questions on subjects they were acknowledged to know more about than their colleagues.
In fact, the between-template and between-subject variability are acknowledged based on empirical estimates, the latter being additionally gauged by individual sample size (Eickhoff et al. 2009).
The ICC values obtained for an outcome measure is however largely dependent on variance of disease patterns between subjects and it is acknowledged that the time period between the test and retest influences the size of this variance [ 48, 57].
Parts of this book recycle some of Harris's earlier writing on the subject (as should have been acknowledged in the book's front matter and will be in future editions).
It has been acknowledged that subjects with higher BNP levels are more likely to have conventional cardiovascular risk factors (e.g., hypertension [ 24], ischemic stroke [ 25, 26], and chronic kidney disease [ 27]).
Discrepancies between the child's and the health care provider's perspectives and feelings should be acknowledged and subject to reflections to enable the use of restraint with caution.
Only when "it" is acknowledged, and subjected to a candid and "safe" discussion, including explicit inquiry into the challenges faced especially by physicians in early training, can we hope to support professional behavior which is more consistent with formal guidelines for professional and ethical behavior [ 26].
Given that this was a multicenter trial, the representativeness of the sample with regard to subjects with BPD from Spain can be acknowledged.
