Sentence examples for make more judicious from inspiring English sources

But according to McCallister, there is no reason to think health care consumers would not make more judicious and cost-savvy decisions if only they had the necessary information to "choose, finance and use" health care.

By helping to implement Decision boxes in clinical practice, the subsequent steps of this research program will impact not only the communication of scientific data to physicians, but also the communication between physicians and patients, leading physicians to make more judicious use of current best evidence when making clinical decisions together with their patients.

His devastating judgment on the book was that it had not made him "more judicious in his studies of history and antiquity, nor more skilled in disputation, nor more competent at writing poetry, nor indeed more competent at anything at all…" (Ramus, Scholae dialecticae, in Scholae in liberales artes, col. 153).

An important means by which security operating dollars can be made more effective is through the judicious use of physical- and technology-centered programs.

Thus, it would have been more judicious to make the EST collection using a single individual of the species Sagitta lyra Krohn, 1853 (size > 40 mm versus 3 4 mm for S. cephaloptera) commonly found off Marseilles, in order to avoid this type of problem!

This makes the profiling of (staging, queue, SQ_P)'s more judicious, thereby making tier categorization decisions more accurate.

Ever since, the Mets have been more judicious in controlling — and restricting — Minaya's accessibility.

Since not all patients with HRPC will respond to chemotherapy, methods that can enable treatment responses to be measured in real-time could potentially make the use of chemotherapy more judicious, while providing clinical trials with more timely endpoints that may further accelerate the development of new therapeutic agents.

The model can take into account energy, economy and environment concerns synthetically and thus facilitates more judicious decision making on DH systems.

The planned RCT will test the effectiveness of the DBox to increase patient involvement in decision-making, thus allowing a more judicious use of current best evidence in clinical decision making.

So does he make any calculation about whom he criticises and how? "As you get older you try to be more judicious," he says.