It just means that rules of usage should interpreted judiciously, with a sensitivity to their historical provenance, consistency with English grammar, degree of formality, and effects on clarity and grace.
The findings of PCR testing of nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal swabs will need to be interpreted judiciously.
The estimates presented in this study, therefore, need to be interpreted judiciously.
CBCT images can also show some misleading findings [ 10] and should be interpreted judiciously in conjunction with multiple periapical radiographs.
In this study, we sought to evaluate the accuracy of Nimblegen's microarray-based CGS resequencing technology so that the results obtained from experimental samples can be interpreted judiciously.
A comparison between the myelin yields relative to total cellular protein obtained between these two systems should be interpreted judiciously, as the total cellular protein from the myelinating cultures contains protein from other glia, neurons and axons, as indicated by the prominent staining for phosphorylated neurofilament in Fig. 9C.
The relative costs of inbreeding and outbreeding in the conservation and management of endangered species may, therefore, have to be tested on a case-by-case basis and interpreted very judiciously.
In order to regulate the real world of human behavior whenever it is viewed as inconsistent with the model world, legislative rules and regulations are judiciously interpreted and applied through a system of courts to negotiate and invariably enforce desired behavior.
Effect size indices should be used and interpreted just as judiciously as p values.
While the data suggest AIE is associated with a CD3+ T-cell intra-epithelial and lamina propria lymphocytosis, it must be judiciously interpreted due to the paucity of cases that reported immuno-phenotypic findings, and because CD3+ cells are the dominant subtypes in these compartments.
HRH managers should be capable of recognizing and interpreting these different signals, and of acting judiciously in response to them by making appropriate adjustments to the workforce [ 92].
