Sentence examples for Judiciously stated from inspiring English sources
In this work, and as judiciously stated by the authors, the trial was only designed as a proof-of-concept and dose-finding study.
Okay fine, Eric, Apple and Google are more like two gentle nation-states that judiciously balance informed self-interest with an eye for the common good and their conversations resemble the Hegelian Dialectic and not an episode of Jerry Springer.
But sovereigns must conduct these as judiciously and effectively as their states' internal affairs, for it is useless to have internal peace if a state is externally weak.
This review discusses how the concept of crystal engineering can be judiciously utilized to manipulate the solid-state properties of drugs and excipients for successful pharmaceutical formulation and process development.
An interesting way to combine the speed advantage of SLC and the cost advantage of MLC is to use a hybrid solid state drive (SSD) that judiciously uses both SLC and MLC flash memories.
The transient and steady-state characteristics of the cooler were judiciously examined.
Healthcare practitioners and employee administrators must be cognizant of issues surrounding occupational medicine and how these can be addressed judiciously to further improve employee health in the State of Qatar.
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.
Meanwhile, the accuracy of RSM is improved by choosing locations of experimental points judiciously, such that, to be close to the actual limit state surface.
Steady-state PL and time-resolved photoluminescence (TRPL) are judiciously employed for the CsPbBr3 film and the CsPbBr3 film coated by CuPc, which are deposited on the quartz glasses.
Thus America's secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, mangling a perfectly good proverb, but being judiciously cautious about a supposed agreement this week by North Korea to give up its nuclear arsenal.
