Sentence examples for investigation caution from inspiring English sources
Although the presence of these symptoms nearly doubles the post-test probability of colorectal cancer to about 13%, and their presence should ensure referral for further investigation, caution is needed when counselling patients about the possible reasons for their referral in terms of likely diagnoses.
An American official familiar with the investigation cautioned against raising hopes that the group, long believed to include fewer than two dozen members, had been crushed.
Officials familiar with the investigation cautioned that the Taliban soldiers could have been shot in the head by passing soldiers after they were dead.
S. Shyam Sunder, the leader of the investigation, cautioned that it was too soon to know if a formal bulletin or alert would be issued.
Still, the American officials knowledgeable about the smuggling investigation cautioned that they had no hard evidence that Colonel Gul was directly involved in any scheme to traffic opium or weapons.
DealBook reported that people close to the investigation cautioned that "the memo was months old, had been updated since and did not necessarily reflect how more senior agency officials viewed the case".
K. Moggie) who first takes up the investigation cautions Alicia that to file "unrestricted" charges — naming names — could be problematic for her; Alicia insists that she is more than happy to go forward.
A person with direct knowledge of the company's internal investigation cautioned that Thursday's disclosure did not mean Wal-Mart had concluded it had paid bribes in China, India and Brazil.
However, our investigation cautions that microbial micro-textures in ancient BIF cannnot be assumed to be primary.
Two sources familiar with Anthem's investigation cautioned that it's too early to rule out other culprits.
The combined results from the cellular and in vivo investigations caution against interpreting zinc ion fluctuations in the early phase (24 h) after injury as a primarily cytotoxic event.
