The Fed has been judicious in cutting rates to this point, reticent to spark inflation.
As the interest rate is influenced by both monetary and fiscal factors, it would be effective to manage the interest rate through judicious monetary and the fiscal policy management.
This local information can also help evaluate efforts to decrease resistance rates through judicious antibiotic use.
(Indeed, a simulated sex scene that had too many thrusts and a sight gag involving excretory functions almost got "Zack and Miri" slapped with an NC-17 rating; a few judicious trims avoided that).
It is also shown that a judicious choice of the growth rate term is essential for the analytical model to provide an accurate prediction of NFZ.
Development of circuit-level techniques for STT-RAM that reduces the error rate due to judicious use of increase in W/L ratio of the access transistor, higher voltage difference across the memory cell, and pulse width adjustment in write operation.
Monetary policy took on more of the trappings of a quasi-scientific discipline: the judicious adjustment of the short-term interest rate could keep inflation low and thus iron out the bumps of the business cycle.
A judicious choice is to modify the growth rate of Eqn. (2) to α(t) = α0(1+K'2u˜2(t))−1, where u˜(t) represents the active phytochrome and K'−1 is the value where the growth rate α(t) has half of its maximal value (for discussion of α(t) see File S1).
If detected early, the effects of plasma leakage are manageable with judicious use of intravenous fluids; case-fatality rates at experienced medical facilities ranges between 0.5% - 1%.
This verification may have an important implication for the judicious utilization of GITT in distinguishing between possible rate-determining steps of a first-order phase transition.
