Sentence examples for judicious consideration from inspiring English sources

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.

Next year Johnson's Plan was printed, a prospectus of 34 pages, consisting of a discussion of language that can still be read as a masterpiece in its judicious consideration of linguistic problems.

The result is the need for a scrupulously deliberative process with judicious consideration of the pros and cons given to each potential director to ensure that as a whole the board is an effective representation of the underlying owners of the company.

The Commission concluded that Goodwin Liu will be "an ideal addition to the Supreme Court bench because his judicious consideration of all points of view will facilitate intellectual debate and consensus building".

With careful planning, flexible methods and judicious consideration of some of the issues illustrated here, any DCC will be able to facilitate the release of large volumes of data, ultimately arming researchers with the tools to generate hypotheses and discover new scientific phenomenon.

This engagement should extend to applying judicious consideration to the recruitment of participants for research programmes, to being able to contribute to the development of research activity by asking practice driven research questions, and to be aware of personal research-readiness in the context of the research process itself.

Even within the BBC canon of blogs, there are a few that take a much more judicious approach - throwing out blog posts - full in the knowledge that they will be heavily scrutinised, and thus may need more consideration and knowledge at their base than this one (or - !! - the 'net arts' one).

This necessitates that researchers are judicious in their consideration of which and how much video to analyze, and make theoretically driven decisions as to the amount of video analysis conducted.

On the basis of our data, a judicious approach to screening could include consideration of lipid screening for children beginning at the 80th percentile but for dysglycemia at the 99th percentile.

At the very least, raising awareness that BE patients are likely to score at high risk for OSA may facilitate the judicious use of opioids and sedatives, consideration for use of capnography during sedation for lengthier endoscopic ablative procedures, and more vigilant post-procedure monitoring in BE patients undergoing surveillance endoscopy.

Not all judicial decisions are judicious.