Sentence examples for cautious selection from inspiring English sources

In this way, while ethynylestradiol completely partitions to the light layer no matter the operating conditions, clenbuterol extraction can be tuned by a cautious selection of the ionic liquid concentration.

The cautious selection of very high quality data is necessary in a study such as this where final analysis is contingent upon sequence integrity.

Our data also support that cautious selection of appropriate patients is important for successful application of NIV.

Furthermore, in those patients who require nephrotoxic anticancer drugs, and especially those with baseline decreased renal function, cautious selection, and analysis of concomitant drugs should be performed.

The data presented generally suggests a cautious selection of antigens for the measurement of naturally induced antibody levels against polymorphic targets, especially in samples from individuals with limited exposure to parasites.

A large national survey of U.S. medical students documents unwillingness to limit sexual health education to an abstinence-only message and a preference for comprehensive approaches including alternative strategies for reducing risk, such as cautious selection of partners, contraception, and condom use [ 23].

And, in an awful way, England's cautious selections earlier in the series were partly vindicated by the catastrophic final chapter in Sydney, where they lost by 281 runs.

Put in Lyth though - over-cautious selection cost us at the football World Cup and why not have someone who's young and in really good form?

Once Liverpool were ahead, Rodgers' cautious team selection was more effective.

Ternent had opted for a cautious team selection, abandoning the usual 4-4-2 to leave Mamady Sidibe alone up front.

"But it's perfectly appropriate for the water industry to be cautious about selection of the equipment that they use," he added, pointing to the life-and-death consequences of a bad decision.