Sentence examples for judging carefully from inspiring English sources

Judging carefully from its shape, smell, consistency, and color, each sign could be assigned to one of the four species.

These were knowledge (theoretical aspect of anatomy and physiology of female reproduction), evaluation (examining the problem and judging carefully), and application (decision making in the management of the problem).

Brazilians always expect that episodes like this are investigated and judged carefully.

The central bank signaled that further cuts might be on the horizon, saying it would judge carefully "to what extent further monetary stimulus will be required".

However, the accuracy of the theoretical results should be judged carefully since charge transfer processes represent a challenge at least for the widely used time-dependent density functional theory.

The new algorithm is illustrated on synthetic data, where results can be judged carefully, and also on a real, large scale Twitter activity data, where new insights can be gained.

Durant and Sulston even agree with the prince on one thing--there's a need to judge carefully which new technologies are wise to use, that is, beneficial in the long run, and which ones aren't.

Reminded about the fact that BT and positive lymph nodes, as well as blood cultures, were also shown in animals belonging to the control group, the validity of the underlying porcine model must be judged carefully in studies concerning microbiological investigations.

This is the only contemporary source that gives her name, and as Map was hostile to Geoffrey, the information must be judged carefully.

NPD should be judged carefully, especially in patients with chronic rhinosinusitis and exposure to smoking.

For this reason, the CFU counts in gentamycin-protection assays have to be judged carefully.