Sentence examples for caution be exercised from inspiring English sources

We suggest caution be exercised by conservation authorities in setting the age to first picking and the levels of picking permitted for wild populations of Banksia hookeriana.

The pelagic stingray is not aggressive and rarely encountered because of its habitat preferences, but its very long tail spine demands extreme caution be exercised in handling it.

Thus it is important that caution be exercised in interpreting these results.

Thus, we suggest that caution be exercised in broadly applying all ground plan ideas to different eusocial lineages with different origins and life histories.

Our results suggest caution be exercised when interpreting a lack of reflux as pathologic when the tag position is not optimal.

These caveats, combined with the fact that there exist considerable biases in the phylogenetic representation of bacterial genomes available demand caution be exercised in the interpretation of results.

"There is an abundance of caution being exercised when you're working in a confined urban environment.

"The greatest caution was exercised," Bill Caming recalls.

Caution is exercised in this situation due to the occasional occurrence of respiratory depression, and it is recommended that benzodiazepine overdose treatment facilities should be available.

In this respect, these new measures must be interpreted rigorously within the context of the problem features, caution being exercised in extrapolating conclusions beyond this frontier.

When such cautions are exercised, however, this approach can provide insights into protein-protein interactions that are critical for glutamatergic and other signaling mechanisms in post-synaptic neurons.