Sentence examples for appropriate cautionary from inspiring English sources

None of the seven people are believed to be at risk of contracting anthrax, Mr. Bloomberg said, adding that antibiotics were an appropriate cautionary measure.

If the APA takes on what should be its own appropriate cautionary responsibility, then I can relinquish my unpleasant role as constant prophet of DSM-5 doom.

Michael Massing's "A New Horizon for the News" does that, avoiding much of the hand-wringing that's prevalent among old newsies like myself but also offering appropriate cautionary notes about the flowering of creativity found as many new endeavors try to fill new holes.

Overall, I believe this is a valuable contribution to the literature that, with appropriate cautionary notes about the limits of what the model can define, will be of interest to those studying the origins of modern life.

"It may," he said, "be appropriate to at least put up a cautionary flag, say this has to be revisited".

This practise, defined as using a combination of source populations or 'composite provenancing' by Broadhurst et al. (2008), represents a cautionary strategy that might also be appropriate for species where GE interactions are strong but the predicted changes in climate are small or unknown.

The results reported here provide early confirmation of the importance of proper patient selection and also suggest that some patients deemed "cautionary" or even "unsuitable" may ultimately be appropriate for APBI.

One cautionary note in all these studies is the use of appropriate control tissue for cancer studies.

This cautionary tale about reading more into scientific theories than is there is particularly appropriate in our own time, when quantum mechanics is finally beginning to make its way into the popular consciousness.

However, we were cautionary in terms of how to interpret our data and strongly suggest the need for appropriate randomised studies.

The appropriate balance between false negatives and positives was addressed at a Joint Research Council/EEA workshop on the pre-cautionary principle and scientific uncertainty.