Sentence examples for accurate caution from inspiring English sources

Although information for school-life expectancy is considered accurate, caution is recommended when comparing internationally because countries may have different educational systems and grades may not be considered equivalent.

However, if the result is sensitive to the choice of models that fit the data similarly or methods that are known to be similarly accurate, caution should be taken when interpreting the results or when the results are used for downstream analyses.

While the GP principal response rate is reasonably accurate great caution must be used in interpreting the non-principal response rate.

Indeed, in an editorial accompanying the new Tufts study, Linda Van Horn, Ph.D., of Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine said it was good news that the majority of calorie labels were found to be accurate, but cautioned that public health efforts were necessary to make people actually pay attention to said labeling, particularly children and teens.

Some Western academics view the hadith collections with caution as accurate historical sources.

However, large uncertainties regarding key input parameters exist leading to the conclusion that the results from the model must be treated with caution pending more accurate and validated data.

This suggests that although description of the data with this model is accurate (supplemental Fig.  S1A), caution is warranted in using this model for predictions outside the studied patient population or in basing dosing algorithms on this model.

While these data are accurate, authorities in business competitive analysis caution that the past is an unreliable predictor of the future [15].

Various markers used to identify regenerating myofibres are critically discussed and, since these can all occur in other conditions, caution is required for accurate interpretation of these cellular events.

It takes time-consuming evaluation, longitudinal follow-ups, considerable expertise, and prudent caution to do an accurate assessment.

Lack of comparison due to the monocentric design also does not allow to rule out confounders, therefore transfer of the model to other settings should be done with caution, and preceded by accurate context analysis.