As Choate points out, the United States could greatly increase the flow were it to make judicious improvements to its badly outdated patent system but even then the flow would go nowhere near eliminating America's now disastrously high trade deficits.
The most important word is "judicious";, it also reflects the most difficult part.
It is hard to quarrel with this conclusion, underpinned as it is by judicious and careful scholarship, but it is a rather anticlimactic ending.
It is important to note that, while SNA lends itself well to exploratory analyses, it is often judicious to have a priori hypotheses before beginning data collection.
Fourth, at the group level, it is more judicious to limit second-level analyses on LM to patients with comparable lesions (those showing maximum lesion overlap).
Nevertheless, we think that it is more judicious to start by filtering out the problematic probes as values obtained from those probes appear not reliable, and therefore we do not wish to take these into account for further analyses.
"When we first described it we called it "Snapple facts" about LACMA". The museum is also judicious when it comes to its use of Bluetooth beacon alerts.
Rather, it is unbalanced; every judicious statement in it feels pallid compared to the weird, fluorescent vividness of its scenes of cruelty, the shadow and therefore the twin of the eroticism that saturates Morrison's fiction.
It needs to be one that is judicious, and it needs to be done in a timely fashion.
It is judicious to generate information on the stability of the product throughout the entire development and scale-up process.
So, it is judicious now to process these induction rules in order to extract some new strong patterns called meta-rules.
