Is it dishonest for him not to mention Wikipedia, as the guidelines caution against doing, even though it is that site that leads him to so many of his primary sources?
Many yoga practitioners, including excellent ones like Sara Meeks and Carole Krucoff, caution against doing twists if you have osteoporosis, but the only research papers addressing this in the literature that I have found actually say the opposite: that they are safer than forward bends.
This has left the Tories straddling a fine line between celebrating the recovery and cautioning against doing so, lest the public conclude there is no need for further austerity.
But Dr. Gruman cautions against doing an exhaustive search for information to avoid taking the next step, since "you are always going to have less than the optimal amount of information to make a decision".
Mr. Kammas cautioned against doing so until confidence returned to a banking system shattered by the March closing of Cyprus's insolvent second-biggest bank, Laiki, the confiscation of money held by its big depositors and the freezing of all but a small portion of deposits over $130,000 at the Bank of Cyprus, the country's biggest financial institution.
Not only did the supreme court judge forecast in an interview that it would take 50 years to achieve gender equality in the judiciary, he cautioned against doing anything that might make male candidates feel "the cards are stacked against them".
And because one widely discussed application is to introduce gene drive modified mosquitoes in malaria-prone developing countries, the academies cautions against doing so until the countries involved are equipped with the expertise and infrastructure to deal with these trials.
Senior agency lawyers also cautioned against doing so, although some had advised Rodriguez that it might not violate any laws to destroy the recordings.
As noted in our article (Sathyanarayana et al. 2011), we did not try to establish cause and effect with this single case study and cautioned against doing so.
The Hong Kong Medical Association Ethics Committee indicated that there was, "...no government regulation nor any specific guidance in the Professional Code and Conduct, on the treatment of one's own/family members' illnesses although doctors should be cautioned against doing so... .......... in a written personal communication.
It was a lighthearted instruction meant to caution jurors against doing their own research in the case, but struck at a fear that's probably plaguing both legal teams — what if the jury still doesn't understand the technology at the heart of the case?
