Sentence examples for cautious consent from inspiring English sources
"However, we are not advocates of geo-engineering - our opinions range from cautious consent to very serious scepticism about these ideas.
This calls for a more cautious consent process.
This may have affected response rates, as physicians may have been cautious about consenting to have their billing practices reviewed for the purposes of our study, as the contract renewal process directly examined the quality of physician's billing submissions.
The legal system also requires an owner to be very cautious when granting consent to others to occupy property.
And it's pretty raunchy from the get-go, with the C-word – which in the US is still on the long arc from unsayable taboo to cautious usage among consenting, still slightly shame-faced adults – making its debut in, ooh, line five of the dialogue, and from the mouth of Rogen, naturally.
Those with low health status may be more vulnerable to potential coercion, suggesting the need for a more cautious approach to obtaining consent.
As long as uncertainty prevails regarding the psychological implications of genetic susceptibility testing for psychiatric diseases, a cautious approach may be warranted, even in consenting adults.
Although we are cautious that a patient may be more likely to consent to a trial in theory than in practice when approached by the trial team, similar studies to ours have reliably predicted recruitment rates in the subsequent trial.
We have to be cautious in interpreting the prevalence data because only about half of patients consented.
British officers like to point out that their work is done "with consent" -- meaning by the grace of the public they serve -- and their approach has traditionally been cautious rather than confrontational.
