Sentence examples for conclusions caution from inspiring English sources
Conclusions Caution and systematic evaluation should be undertaken before returning athletes with concussion to competition.
CONCLUSIONS: Caution should be exercised in the use of 10-0 polypropylene suture to fixate an IOL to the sclera in children, and an alternative material or size (such as 9-0 polypropylene) should be considered.
Conclusions Caution is necessary when considering patient and colleague feedback regarding doctors' professionalism.
However, before reaching any conclusions, caution is needed, as some detected genetic traits could easily be a result of specific differences in species life history traits, rather than a consequence of human activities.
"We want to be careful about our conclusions," cautioned Smith.
Conclusion: Caution should be used when assessing innovative medical-surgical techniques.
In conclusion, caution should be taken before introducing high levels of RCS plus wheat in diets of high-yielding dairy cows.
In conclusion, caution must be exercised when choosing a probiotic strain to treat IBD.
In conclusion, caution should be used when administering rTMS to patients with a history of ECT-induced mania.
"I personally think it is too simple to [draw] this conclusion," cautioned Shu.
