Sentence examples for judicious concept from inspiring English sources

The downside of this otherwise judicious concept was that the proposed strains were so weak that they were rendered nearly useless for biotechnological applications and even for routine laboratory work.

Concept mapping requires the map designer to prioritize and make judicious use of selected concepts when mapping.

"Extended meat products" is an important concept which involves judicious utilization of other agricultural/animal produce as well as providing meat-like products.

Results of flexural tests proved the feasibility and advantages of the structural concept proposed: the judicious combination of GFRP and SFRSCC enabled the development of a lightweight, high performance and relatively inexpensive structural system for footbridges; furthermore, the external prestress system was very effective in limiting deflections.

The idea behind this judicious mixture is Co-opetition, a concept from economic [13].

New concepts for planning should include judicious use of advanced imaging techniques to provide not only anatomic but also functional information on cellularity [diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI ], angiogenesis (perfusion MRI) metabolic activity (positron emission tomography (PET), cellular proliferation [magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS)], and so on.

Meanwhile, the construction concept can also enable multifunctionality by judicious selection of strut core materials without compromising structural efficiency.

Essie shows that a judicious combination of exploiting document structure, phrase searching, and concept based query expansion is a useful approach for information retrieval in the biomedical domain.

The concepts of preferring fluoroquinolone sparing regimens and judicious use of antimicrobials are universal.

In [12], the approach to robust beamforming, with null widening, imparts robustness into adaptive pattern by judicious choice of null placement and width through introducing the concept of a covariance matrix taper (CMT), while the performance degradation of the method is evident because the relative high sidelobe and the depth become somewhat shallower when the null width is broadened.

The concept of evidence based medicine (EBM) as "the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence" and "integration of individual clinical expertise" [ 3] offers a theoretical framework to combine scientifically generated knowledge and personal experience.