However, some researchers, mindful of historical difficulties of interpreting complex genetic data (17), prefer to apply a cautious approach to secure robust (i.e. taking into account stage 2 multiple testing penalties) and independent (of GWAS discovery) replication data (3, 4).
Although the tribunal, whose establishment and rulings subsequently were endorsed by the UN General Assembly, applied a cautious approach to allegations of crimes against humanity, it nonetheless made the treatment by a state of its own citizens the subject of international criminal process.
We propose that similar strategies and criteria should be applied for cautious interpretation of RNAi data from any organisms.
These findings were likely a consequence of the tailored approach we have used, applying very cautious rules for dose reduction/omission in the presence of haematologic toxicity, escalating the cytotoxic drugs only in the absence of relevant toxicity on previous cycle, and discontinuing any chemotherapy in patients showing no clear benefit from such treatment.
The government "should apply significantly more cautious judgments when considering arms export licence applications for goods to authoritarian regimes which might be used for internal repression", the report by the four Commons committees concerned with arms exports – business, defence, foreign affairs and international development – concludes.
Therefore, it should be cautious to apply the two nanoparticles in wastewater treatment.
In addition, we must be cautious to apply our findings to other tropical and subtropical regions, because unlike most of other tropical and subtropical regions, Hong Kong is a highly developed and compact urban area.
Up Where the Air Is Thin The romance and danger of climbing have prompted much research into the effects of altitude, some of which applies to more cautious travelers.
We should have been applying a more cautious approach for some time in regard to Russia," he said.
The models are applied to computing cautious structural reliability measures when the number of events of interest or observations is very small.
