LenDale White, a more physical ball carrier at 6-foot-2 and 235 pounds, did much of the Trojans' inside running, leading some N.F.L. personnel people to believe that Bush must be used judiciously to be most effective.
Cynics might come away from this parade of Scientology's singular disclosures agreeing with a line from a Preston & Child's audiobook, The Cabinet of Curiosities: "Humiliation and blackmail when used judiciously, can be marvelously effective".
Cynics might come away from this parade of Scientology's singular disclosures agreeing with a line from a Preston & Child's audiobook, The Cabinet of Curiosities: "Humiliation and blackmail when used judiciously, can be marvelously effective". Scientologists' repeated position is that their religion suffers the same skepticism and attacks all religions have faced.
"[G]overnment deficit spending, pursued judiciously, remains the single most effective tool we have to fight against mass unemployment caused by severe recessions.
Low dose hormone therapy, used judiciously, still remains the most effective way to treat the troubling symptoms of menopause for those who need it and who can use it safely.
In each, Mr. Fischer combined a lean complement of modern strings and winds with natural trumpets and horns and period timpani, fashioning an effective hybrid sound for his judiciously paced and proportioned accounts.
Effective particle sharing mechanisms are further designed to distribute particles among different working nodes judiciously and thus strike a good balance between computational overhead and estimation accuracy.
Results show that the OC-ICA implemented with classification can be very effective, provided the training samples are judiciously selected.
All psychoactive drugs should therefore be used judiciously in critically ill patients, in the smallest effective dose for the shortest time necessary.
Although TCS and TCC are effective in killing microorganisms when applied judiciously by professionals in health care settings, their proliferating use by the general population, which accounts for the vast majority of the chemicals' production volume, lacks convincing data on health benefits, according to epidemiological studies.
Laboratory workers who have handled the organism before its identity is recognized should be reassured that, despite its fearsome reputation, laboratory-acquired melioidosis is extremely rare and antibiotic prophylaxis, which has never been shown to be effective anyway, should only be used judiciously following consensus guidelines [ 29].
