Sentence examples for wide acknowledgement of from inspiring English sources

[ 39] Similarly, a lack of good geographical data linked to household data hampers the investigation of the role of distance and potential interactions of distance with other factors despite wide acknowledgement of the importance to take service availability into account.

The subject of microbial biofilms is receiving increasing attention, probably as a result of the wide acknowledgement of the ubiquity of biofilms in the natural, industrial, and clinical contexts, as well as the notorious difficulty in eradicating them.

Or even a wider acknowledgement of them as art in their own right.

But the Pacific Music Awards winner the video he directed for 12-year-old prodigy General Fiyah's 'Here to Stay' took out the Best Pacific Music Video reckons that the recent confluence of the awards ceremony and Samoan Language Week indicates, perhaps, a wider acknowledgement of the contributions of the Pacific culture to wider New Zealand culture.

In particular, a wider acknowledgement of the level of psychiatric disability in traumatized treatment seeking refugees in the West is important within systems that make decisions about the possibility of recovery and societal participation after treatment in specialized refugee clinics.

This, in turn, has resulted in both wider acknowledgement of premarital intercourse by young females, possibly reflecting an increment in disclosure as well as experience, and a growing academic interest in premarital sexual coercion.

United closed down just over 11%, despite wide acknowledgement that the report was posted in error.

There is wide acknowledgement that creating multi-disciplinary and inter-professional links across networks is important but challenging.

Once an orphan field, 'global mental health' now has wide acknowledgement and prominence on the global health agenda.

Ibrahimovic smiles and spreads his hands wide in acknowledgement of an elusive answer.

Lack of opportunities for dialogue in the social milieu beyond the intervention may have meant people had few opportunities for translating factual knowledge into action plans, or for sharing their hidden individual experiences of HIV/AIDS-related family members or friends in order to feed these individual experiences into a wider social acknowledgement of the extent of the problem in Kumahuswa.