Sentence examples for cautious in interpreting from inspiring English sources

There are reasons to be cautious in interpreting these results.

There is reason to be cautious in interpreting these numbers.

But Newport was cautious in interpreting his numbers.

Dr. Ernst J. Schaefer, the lead author of the study, was cautious in interpreting the results.

When the two numbers diverge, as they did this month, it's only sensible to be cautious in interpreting what's happening.

Quite the opposite, present circumstances call for the utmost vigilance against possible intrigue by officials who have proven to be less than candid and cautious in interpreting their legal authority and protecting, preserving, and defending the Constitution.

There are no robust studies to support such predictions and women and healthcare practitioners should be cautious in interpreting and extrapolating facts from studies predominantly undertaken in infertile women.

He pointed out that Mr. Leakey was "responsible for the recovery of an incredible number of fossils, but extremely cautious in interpreting them, whereas Don was being pretty imaginative".

"Up until now the Fed has been very cautious in interpreting the dual mandate," said Stephen D. Oliner, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute who worked as a staff economist at the Federal Reserve for more than 25 years.

Therefore, one must be cautious in interpreting this result.

Therefore one must be cautious in interpreting seismic tomography observations in the transition zone.