Sentence examples for based on a cautious from inspiring English sources

MR. LEVINSON'S confidence that drugs will make it from the lab to the market sounds like bravado, but it is based on a cautious approach; unlike some other biotech companies, Genentech will advance no drug in clinical trials without first understanding how it works.

This interpretation is also suggested by Hume's description of his experiments as being based on "a cautious observation of human life" (Treatise, "Introduction").

Certainly Mr Brown's forecasts for public borrowing will be based on a more cautious set of assumptions than those used by his predecessor, Kenneth Clarke, in last November's budget.Soon after taking office, Mr Brown asked the National Audit Office NAOO), the government-accounts watchdog, to approve five changes in the budgetary assumptions.

However, the interpretation for the subanalysis should be cautious based on a relatively small number of cases included in each analysis.

Our findings are based on a single centre study, one should be cautious in or extrapolating these data.

That was a cautious, fearful decision based on a loss of confidence in the batting lineup.

Although it is wise to be cautious regarding econometric results based on a latent variables approach, it is interesting to examine how various observations (country-decades) are classified by our switching regression procedure.

It should be pointed out that the results of this study are based on a relatively low number of specimens, which warrants cautious interpretation.

According to Halliday ([1973]) the proposal had been based on a pilot research; that, for him, was reason enough for a cautious probabilistic formulation of the hypothesis.

We are cautious about the latter interpretation, however, because it is based on a negative result - the lack of rRNA gene expression.

The theme that Millican then pursues, based on a childhood memory, is the idea that some people are go-getting bumper cars and others are more cautious dodgems.