Sentence examples for caution and help from inspiring English sources
Tempering enthusiasm with caution could help to avoid boom-and-bust cycles in which public generosity gives way to disappointment and loss of funding.
All the results suggest that due to high rates of discordant and indeterminate results in this population, IGRAs should be interpreted with caution and represent tools of little help for TB infection management for immune-compromised children both in high- and low- prevalence settings [ 53- 57].
It does not address points in the continuous growth crisis, and the conclusions should therefore be used with caution to help design therapies for clinical evaluation [ 49].
Early this year, the deflation talk helped to increase caution, and there was worry about what would happen as a result of war in Iraq.
A general recommendation to use low-dose lithium, while consistent with the medical principle of primum non nocere and medical caution, does not help the clinician with difficult patients who respond fully only to high-dose maintenance.
A number of senior political figures have now urged caution over Help to Buy, with business secretary Vince Cable warning of the risk of a new housing bubble.
"It's really important that people with long-term conditions which could be exacerbated by the air quality take extra caution to help prevent their health getting worse," she said.
Caution: All help is not good help.
These tentative BLAST-based annotations (Additional File 2) may be used with caution to help guide receptor deorphanization efforts.
