Not only do such collective community-led elements of natural resource management warrant acknowledgement in urban green space planning, but their distribution and productivity may provide a valuable social-ecological laboratory for the study of polycentric governance and adaptive capacity in the urban environment.
Several limitations warrant acknowledgement.
There are, however, some limitations that warrant acknowledgement.
There are several limitations in the current study that warrant acknowledgement.
Although our design and testing protocol were intended to closely reflect routine clinical practice, several limitations warrant acknowledgement.
The time, expense, and expertise required to realise optimised and reproducible IMRT delivery across institutions warrants acknowledgement regarding the most appropriate usage and necessary quality assurance processes to ensure patient benefit and safety.
Because of the overall lower quality of life in comparison to age-adjusted norms, the authors suggest that surviving an admission to the ICU may warrant acknowledgement of its long-term physical impact on patients, along the lines of other 'true' chronic medical conditions.
The state did not prosecute anyone for the deaths, yet it was the state Development Authority that first suggested to the predominantly white tourism board that the event warranted public acknowledgement; for years, inquiring tourists received only a handmade flier with directions to the Mount Zion Church, which holds an annual memorial service for the three men.
The mediating influence of cultural concepts of ageing and interpretations of the thresholds for presenting to health professionals (i.e. fluctuating and intermittent pain did not warrant consultation) appeared to suppress the acknowledgement that the pain experience need not be borne.
Theorists also disagree about what else, besides acknowledgement, must be achieved in order for reconciliation to be either likely or warranted.
"Politics is about acknowledgement.
