Sentence examples for Adequate caution from inspiring English sources

"They have failed to take adequate caution despite warnings," said Nayyer Hussain Khan, deputy inspector general for the police in the Magadh Range division of Bihar.

They're the ultimate example of relaxation, a sign that as soon as people realize driverless cars approach the road with adequate caution, there's no reason for them to remain on edge.

"As tiger areas are targeted by poachers and tigers are becoming victims of non-targeted killings due to sensitive tiger-human conflicts, there is need to ensure adequate caution while classifying tiger deaths as occurring due to "natural" causes," said Rajesh Gopal, member secretary of the group.

Conservative settings are used for sequence matching, and in general the results are interpreted with adequate caution.

Nevertheless, this round robin study provides information pertaining to the need for exercising adequate caution during sampling and analysis of biospecimens for BPA.

The safety of patient data may also be compromised because health care providers did not always use their pass with adequate caution.

Leilani Farha, the expert on the right to adequate housing, meanwhile cautioned that disconnections were having devastating consequences, with social services removing children from their homes after the water was cut off since their housing situation was no longer considered adequate.

"I fear we may have not learned any lessons from this case and will face other and bigger public health scandals in the absence of adequate scientific and medical caution over the effects of new treatments on young people and future generations," he says.

These case reports should be interpreted with caution since adequate rating scales to evaluate improvement in bulimic symptoms were not used in the majority of them.

Caution: Use adequate ventilation as formaldehyde is a known carcinogenic substance; so do not breath its vapors, protect your skin, and eyes, etc.

Mayo and Spanos (2008) cautioned that adequate attention to deficits in various articles by Calabrese and colleagues, such as absence of statistical significance tests for hormetic responses, described in the critical comments of others, is lacking.