Sentence examples for accepted cautiously from inspiring English sources

The apparent superiority of CT versus E in social phobia needs to be accepted cautiously.

Lastly, the findings have to be accepted cautiously and have to be replicated, as the measures used do not have established psychometric validity and reliability data.

However the findings have to be accepted cautiously and have to be replicated, as the measures used do not have established psychometric validity and reliability data.

Today, that crisis, which drove him from Chicago, seems somewhat hysterical — and many psychoanalysts have cautiously accepted corrective emotional experience, just as they have accepted Alexander's other innovations.

In Salt Lake City, the state archeologist, Mr. Jones, who has cautiously accepted the Barrett projects, remains disconcerted by Mr. Miller's situation.

He cautiously accepted a taste of cilantro and brightened when he was able to identify it as "something in salsa".

It is concluded that the ASTM standard E399 sample-size requirements should be cautiously accepted as providing size-independent (valid) KIc results for BMGs; however, it is also concluded that small-sized samples may result in a wider scatter in conditional toughness KQ values, a smaller yield of valid tests and possibly somewhat elevated toughness values.

To her surprise, he cautiously accepted the snack.

While judges cautiously accepted the judgment, some legal academics argued that it violated rules of evidence, damaged the separation of powers between the executive and Parliament and caused additional expense in cases.

In my case, that moment came at a lunch meeting I cautiously accepted with the state's top tobacco lobbyist, who offered to supply our county with all the child-safety car seats we wanted if we dropped our tobacco policy work.

Due to these limitations, the combined results of this meta-analysis should be cautiously accepted, and high-quality RCTs with long-term follow-up and large sample size are needed.