These findings reveal that interpretation of nuclear, signaling active β-catenin using monoclonal antibody 8E7 should be considered judiciously, and in conjunction with independent methods.
"In New York, we believe in rehabilitation," Mr. Paterson said, adding that his five-member board would consider pardons judiciously, distinguishing minor offenders from dangerous criminals.
Verdi was able to compose his revolutionary masterpiece in his 80th year because he constantly challenged his own notions, considered criticism judiciously and was never content to boast of past accomplishments.
Once a company had finished a book, it circulated it to the other five groups, so that they might consider it "seriously and judiciously: for His Majestie is verie carefull of this poynt".
Pick one judiciously and consider telling one that involves more than one person present, so it will be a meaningful and efficient use of your stage time.
Stalin's inclinations in literature, music and history are judiciously considered.
The action was not consistent with the constitutional norm that pardons are a judiciously considered act of grace, a measure to correct for injustice, or otherwise related to the president's constitutional responsibility for the public welfare.
However, the univariate associations of PaCO2 and PaO2 were subtly altered when adjusted for each other and both parameters should, therefore, judiciously be considered as possible confounders.
The research underscores two major points that Dr. Brown and his authors consider crucial to making more accurate diagnoses and prescribing medication and behavioral therapies more judiciously.
He could push for campaign finance reform to help make politics more competitive, and should consider a commission like those in other states to ensure that redistricting is done judiciously.
Finally, French parents believe that hearing the word "no" rescues children from the "tyranny of their own desires". And spanking, when used judiciously, is not considered child abuse in France.
