Sentence examples similar to a judicious interpretation from inspiring English sources

Wintergerst et al. (2003) also acknowledge that due to in-group variation, a cautious and judicious interpretation of results is required when linking culture to learning styles' (2003 100).

Finally, we examine the clinical impact of mandatory reporting of secondary findings, highlighting a false positive variant found in BRCA2.Together, these data illustrate the importance of appropriate use and continued improvement of technical benchmarks to ensure accurate and judicious interpretation of next-generation DNA sequencing results in the clinical setting.

The judicious interpretation and extrapolation of data derived from these models to humans, and a correspondingly greater emphasis placed on translational medical research in early stage clinical trials, are essential to improve on the current clinical attrition rates for novel oncology therapeutic agents.

Regard the above as laws, which work much of the time but are always subject to judicious interpretation — and not as absolute rules.

Yet publicly he maintained a judicious silence.

It was a judicious decision.

It has proved a judicious choice.

"It really is good," he observed with a judicious nod.

But he prefers a judicious approach to retaliation.

A judicious team can make quality improvements via free agency.

All of the dances needed a judicious editorial hand.