Sentence examples for benefit of this caution from inspiring English sources
One benefit of this caution was that a more informed decision would be possible as the science got better.
The benefit of clinical trials stopped early, including the trial in this review, should therefore be viewed with caution.
With the benefit of hindsight, Harrison cautioned the Packers.
NATO may have tried to minimize damage, he added, but the would-be benefits of its caution were lost.
They will enjoy the relative benefits of their caution and opportunism for years to come: with the Yankees, their bitter rivals, creaking under the cost of long-term deals, Boston's path to the playoffs looks clear for the foreseeable future.
Liver and renal function remain stable 2 years post-transplant with no aHUS relapses though the authors caution that the benefits of this treatment have to be carefully balanced against the risks of major surgery and long-term immunosuppression including calcineurin nephrotoxicity [ 11].
In addition, QNBC/5NPs comprised about 6~8% of breast cancers in publicly available breast cancer datasets The QNBC/5NP subtype is a worse prognostic subgroup of TNBCs, especially in higher stage and this result may be related to adjuvant chemotherapy benefit of BLBCs, calling for caution in the identification of subgroups of patients for therapeutic classification.
The potential benefits of this research paradigm are impressive - but closer inspection suggests that caution is in order.
Though the current humanitarian environment beckons further exploitation of mobile technology for the benefit of women and girls, caution is needed.
The associated benefits of this are clear.
