Sentence examples for caution to using from inspiring English sources

One particular caution to using the above approach is that the surfaces tend to be 10 20 % smaller than those computed by SASA, due to the smoother Gaussian surfaces that paper over the nooks and crannies between atoms (Additional file 2: Figure S10).

A caution to using the quantitative approach is that SUV tends to be more sensitive to the patient preparation and scan acquisition procedures, so relying on this variable would require more stringent standardization in protocols such as that seen in Dutch, UK, and Japanese study groups discussed earlier.

However, given current technology development, our study is important in that it adds a note of caution to using CTCs from only a single blood draw to depict the mutational status in any given patient with metastatic disease for treatment purposes.

Friends say they gauge his mood by the number of sharpened No. 2 pencils stuck in his pocket: the higher the number, the more caution to use when approaching.

Although we evaluated the applicability of the ACA training programme in two different settings, our results can only be generalised with caution to use of the programme in other settings.

When using an attenuating filter to view the Sun, the viewer is cautioned to use a filter specifically designed for that use.

VCC users are cautioned to use the 2011 procedure, not the 2005 procedure, to add experimental cell suspensions.

Surgeons are cautioned to use extreme care during the surgery of peptic ulcer disease in order to avoid biliary injury, which can be fatal[ 39, 40].

We ascribe this result to artifacts of TGICL's treatment of Ns – the TGICL manual cautions to use lower case for all masking except vector sequence – and to the Jaccard index's emphasis on large clusters.

Doctors caution patients to use the weakest pair possible.

Tell them that some words may be the offensive terms they brainstormed earlier; caution students to use these words respectfully.