Sentence examples for caution benefits from inspiring English sources

In a recent case report, the authors published fetoscopic laser coagulation of a type II vasa previa at 32 5/7 weeks gestation and thereby facilitated an uneventful vaginal delivery, though the authors rightly caution benefits vs. risk of fetoscopy.

Administration of psychotropic drugs during pregnancy requires great caution and benefits must be weighed against potential risks, especially in the first trimester (Stewart and Erlick Robinson 2001).

Although the results in subgroups based on post-randomisation clinical data and treatment options have to be interpreted with caution, the benefit of ticagrelor compared with clopidogrel was consistent with the overall trial results.

In the modern world, the anxious temperament does offer certain benefits: caution, introspection, the capacity to work alone.

But others caution that the benefits of increased production will only be felt deep into the winter, in January or February at the earliest.

Many cardiologists caution that the benefits of fish oil, while real, are quite modest.

Some caution about the benefits of bariatric surgery might come from recent studies.

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].

Considering the potential for harm and the availability of other drugs to prevent postoperative nausea and vomiting, we recommend that steroids should be used with caution; risks and benefits must be weighted; and steroids should not be used routinely for such purposes, especially in children.

America's only recently revised manual on conducting counter-insurgency operations cautions against over-reliance on firepower in general and specifically cautions that the benefits of air strikes "should be weighed against the risks, the primary danger being collateral damage that turns the population against the government and provides the insurgents with a major propaganda victory".

But Dr. Rich cautioned that the benefits of basic research far outweighed any risks.