Student writers may use a source in order to support their own arguments, in which case they would endorse the propositions of an external voice, as seen in Table 3. Hu and Wang (2014) identifed other types of writer stance, such as acknowledging the ideas of an external voice, such as the government released a statement or Smith (1999) says.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have developed numerous materials on Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication (CERC), which include specific guidelines about communication during times of outbreak, such as acknowledging uncertainty, expressing empathy, and avoiding jargon.
Staff also acknowledged the difficulty of using standardised outcome measures: … a behavioural scale can be a good measuring tool to notice changes you might not notice otherwise… but there are little (important) things you can't put on a form… (such as) acknowledging, warmth, difference in responses in different people… you notice only if you know someone well.
Writers can use external voice in dialogically expansive ways, such as through acknowledging someone else's propositions while also integrating the external voice.
Martin Anderson discusses connections between Doppelgänger and other science-fiction films of the 1960s and 1970s, such as Solaris, acknowledging a "lyrical" tone in the dialogue.
Setting aside the moral, ethical, and legal issues, even supporters, such as John Brennan, acknowledge that much of the information that coercion produces is unreliable.
All the great lichenologists of that generation, such as Oliver Gilbert, David Hawksworth, Mark Seaward and Brian Fox, acknowledge the his central role in encouraging and facilitating the growing science of lichenology.
Following criticism of experts from some Brexit campaigners, such as Michael Gove, Carney acknowledged in his speech that voters deserved a more honest appraisal from economists when it came to the real impact of changes such as globalisation and the automation of jobs.
In fact, other studies, such as by acknowledged budget experts Peter Diamond and Emanuel Saez, conclude that.
Magazines such as Electronic Gaming Monthly acknowledge it as "Square's first attempt into the strategy RPG genre"; though being "uneven", it is worthy of being called "a classic".
Even agencies that espouse the cost-effectiveness paradigm, such as NICE, acknowledge that other factors are being considered in their decisions;[ 5, 6] however, these factors are not consistently integrated into the decisionmaking process and not revealed in a transparent fashion [ 5].
