In this work, we acknowledge these facts and attempt to identify the linkages among the 17 regions in Spain (a semi-arid country with significant geographical variations in water availability), the European Union (EU), and the Rest of the World (RW), while also looking at the local effects of those interactions.
As we head into the most intense and important part of our office's work, we acknowledge the partners in this process--teachers, counselors, alumni interviewers, Penn faculty, undergraduate school and program partners.
In keeping with previously published work, we acknowledge the importance of theory to underpin the design, selection, conduct and interpretation of case studies[ 2].
There are all those books we never read; that music we listened to, then rejected; the works we acknowledged with the dutiful admiration that means we won't be returning to them any time soon.
I have not yet promised that she can edit my work, but we acknowledged that is a future possibility.
We also ignored internalization of receptors in the present work, although we acknowledge that this may be a component of the "fast" and "slow" kinetics for the four tyrosine residues whose phosphorylation kinetics we studied.
All observations covered pediatricians' ward work and we acknowledge that the level of interruptions may be different within other clinical areas, e.g., emergency care or intensive care units [ 30, 33].
For our MRI protocol, we followed the recommendations from the European Consensus meeting [ 1], which suggests that imaging could be adequately performed at a 1.5 T (such as the one used in this work), but we acknowledge that a 3 T MRI protocol may have improved performance of both our radiologists and the derived LR models.
For feminism to really work, we must acknowledge the fact that, as well as being women, we have multiple other identities that affect our lives.
When Amundsen returned from his South Pole conquest in 1912 he paid full tribute to Borchgrevink's pioneering work: "We must acknowledge that in ascending the Barrier, Borchgrevink opened the way to the south and threw aside the greatest obstacle to the expeditions that followed".
