Sentence examples for judiciously based from inspiring English sources

"She is a he!" P. J.'s parents allow him to wear dresses in public, which he does judiciously, based on how likely it is he'll be hassled.

Therefore, to ensure maximal benefit for reducing disease transmission, interventions should be implemented early and concomitantly with other nonpharmaceutical and pharmaceutical measures, accompanied by public education, and used judiciously based on pandemic severity.

Thus, judiciously designed estradiol based nanohybrids proved to be excellent tool for SWNT dispersion and also for selectively killing of ER positive cancer cells.

The PF scheduler provides effectiveness from the view point of throughput and fairness by judiciously selecting frames based on the average and the instantaneous data rate of each user.

In this paper, we present a variable frequency link for a power-aware interconnection network using the clock boosting mechanism, and apply a dynamic frequency scaling (DFS) policy, that judiciously adjusts link frequency based on link utilization parameter.

If we denote by N the total number of processors in a hypercube system to be diagnosed, then, based on the judiciously designed data structures, the algorithm can run in O(Nlog2N) time; whereas the best-known diagnosis algorithm, the YML algorithm, runs in O N2.5) time.

Yet Twitter's vague and antiseptic response to the complaints — its official line is that "the Twitter Rules are enforced judiciously and dispassionately, and not based on ideology" — is ineffectual.

It is unlikely that different types of data would have equivalent vulnerability to error, and knowledge of the fields or types of fields that might be more error-prone with manual data entry could help researchers judiciously select fields for analysis based on greater accuracy.

The first proposed approach judiciously designs the set of precoders based on an improved version of minimum weighted leakage interference algorithm.

The remarkable thing about Lombardo's script is that, unlike so many other biographically based pieces, he has judiciously cherry-picked his tales rather than try to include every last tidbit of his subject matter's life.

On a sabbatical from war reporting, Hastings last year sought out the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for a judiciously-arranged interview when he was based at a friend's house in the Norfolk countryside.