Sentence examples for cautious introduction from inspiring English sources

An upsurge of support for the democrats could also complicate the government's plans for the cautious introduction of more democratic procedures in future elections.

These findings suggest a slow and/or cautious introduction of newer strategies for the management of low-risk FN in the UK.

The findings suggest substantial variation in the management of FN and a slow and/or cautious introduction of recent evidence in this area.

This together with continuous education and training in how to use new implants should be an integral part of the process of a more cautious market introduction.

The ongoing work and discussions in the International Society of Arthroplasty Registries ISARR), the reports from the Australian Orthopaedic Association total joint registry, and the actions taken in the UK to put a "beyond compliance" program into action will facilitate a more cautious market introduction.

DKA necessitates aggressive but cautious rehydration with introduction of insulin after initial volume expansion (15).

Such a cautious approach prevents the introduction of damaging overinterpretation of functional proximity.

It thus belongs to an investigational setting first, followed by a cautious and responsible market introduction, rather than being widely introduced in a large uncontrolled patient population.

However, he was "cautious on the issue of introduction of US forces" into Haiti, and "would not be drawn into discussion".

Whether referred to as genetic 'rescue'restorationior'interventionntion' (by authors who are enthusiastic, cautious and skeptical respectively) the introduction of immigrant individuals will influence a series of processes with both positive and negative consequences.

This interpretation is also suggested by Hume's description of his experiments as being based on "a cautious observation of human life" (Treatise, "Introduction").