It is unlikely that different types of data would have equivalent vulnerability to error, and knowledge of the fields or types of fields that might be more error-prone with manual data entry could help researchers judiciously select fields for analysis based on greater accuracy.
This would help software developers to judiciously allocate the resources used for testing and maintenance.
In contrast, self-disclosure, used judiciously, can help establish an atmosphere of authentic candor between analyst and patient, Dr. Renik contends.
By using our praise judiciously, we help our children see that hard work pays off, that they are not special above all others, and that they have faults just like everyone else. 6. Teach the Golden Rule.
Use this information judiciously to help define company direction.
Knowledge of resistance patterns will help us use antibiotics judiciously to combat this concerning issue.
Pricing judiciously will help you keep sales high without changing your strategy considerably.
The review examined how we regard humour generally, observing that "if used positively and judiciously, humour can help to sustain healthy social systems in the workplace by improving communication, reducing stress, enhancing leadership and promoting organisational culture".
The technique may help doctors choose treatments more judiciously and could lead to new tailored therapies.
"I think your accountant will be able to help you with that," Sur responded judiciously.
(A cheaper at-home alternative to the injection can be had by mixing kosher salt, a dab of mineral oil and one teaspoon of ground coffee. "Use that exfoliate judiciously and it will help alleviate the buildup," Levine says).
