Sentence examples for cautious use of from inspiring English sources

However, there is evidence that limited and cautious use of the VAS is useful and appropriate [ 16].

But Mr. Cerf acknowledged that Mr. Delaney's arrival has helped instill a culture of much more cautious use of cash than would otherwise come naturally for Mr. Whittle.

After the Soviet collapse in 1991, Mr Shaimiev made full but cautious use of Boris Yeltsin's offer to "take as much sovereignty as you can swallow".

Its reappearance is an unintended consequence of a more cautious use of antibiotics generally and the development of new drugs — like azithromycin, which this boy was given — that are easier to take and can treat strep but also turn out to be far less effective than penicillin against Lemierre's.

In addition, strict control of hypertension and cautious use of antithrombotics may be important in this context.

Until then, a cautious use of treated wastewater for irrigation is recommended to avoid serious health impacts on local populations.

However, this is not at all clear (recall the more cautious use of terminology advocated by Gottwald).

Some comorbidities also must be considered: the best example is the cautious use of β-blockers in patients with severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or A-V block.

There is a general tendancy to use smaller sclerostomy openings, 0.5 1 mm in diameter, with more liberal, but cautious, use of antimetabolites.

In addition, stringent control of these modified factors, especially hypertention and cautious use of antithrombotics may be pivotal in CADASIL patients.

New agents against these multi-drug-resistant bacteria are scarce, and the intensivist's armamentarium is close to a dead-end without the cautious use of carbapenems [9].