It makes the secretary the most prominent advocate of caution in applying military power.
But I too am an advocate of great caution in Israel's relationship with its neighbors.
The authors acknowledge a growing demand for causal inferences in the ILSA context; however, they also advocate a healthy dose of caution in interpreting effects as causal.
Nevertheless, advocates of democracy in Saudi Arabia caution that the significance of women asserting their right to vote in such a restrictive country should not be underestimated.
But it also served as a caution to advocates of the missile defense system that unless the treaty is abandoned, expanded or neutered, he cannot go ahead with the kind of aggressive testing necessary to deploy an effective system.
In addition, the very high plasma concentrations achieved during continuation of statin treatment advocates some caution.
Dr. Barth A. Green, a leading advocate of hypothermia, urged caution in drawing lessons from the case.
George Kennan, perhaps the most articulate twentieth-century advocate of realism and caution, once wrote a book called "American Diplomacy," cataloguing America's unsuccessful military ventures.
Thus, our finding supports the causal role of DNA methylation in CpG deficiency, but advocates caution in usage of CpG o/e ratios for evaluation of CpG deficiency particularly in vertebrates.
While positive pressure ventilation and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) are advocated as adjunctive mode of therapy in patients with acute pulmonary edema and CHF [ 100, 101], some words of caution are warranted.
