Sentence examples similar to judicious conclusions from inspiring English sources
It was a judicious decision.
In conclusion, judicious consideration will be required to perform TAVI for short patients with lower height of left coronary artery ostia and small sinus of Valsalva.
The judicious phrasing of this conclusion did not conceal its meaning from those who were never going to surrender the issue.
The Tjørnuvík case study underlines that environmental proxy analyses, AMS radiocarbon dating, and tephrochronology in judicious combination can significantly strengthen historical ecological conclusions, especially in key periods – such as the Norse expansion in the North Atlantic – where plateaus in the calibration curve occur.
They make judicious use of empirical evidence to support their conclusions and recommendations.
While never losing a tone of empathy he maintains a judicious distance from the subject matter and reaches awkward conclusions.
To draw conclusions about paraphyly in Rattus genus, it would be judicious to complete the taxa sampling among the genus Rattus and to include representatives of each Rattus species group defined by Musser and Carleton [ 16] particularly representatives of the Rattus fuscipes species group.
A fresh, judicious and thorough look at the subject by a Newsweek editor; among its conclusions are that Robert Kennedy did not have an affair with Marilyn Monroe, and that he knew about, if he did not personally order, C.I.A.-Mafia plots to kill Fidel Castro.
Perhaps in reaction to the violence of the Jung partisans -- pro and con - Bair is relentlessly judicious, often preferring to draw the reader's attention to contradictory evidence rather than to draw conclusions.
