Sentence examples for mindful of the terms from inspiring English sources

Researchers in the field of early cancer diagnosis need to be more mindful of the terms they use, in particular 'delay', and consider their nuances and implications.

ON LITTLE CAT FEET A reporter began a question to Gen. Tommy Franks with "Mindful of the term 'the fog of war.... "' The general dealt with a "friendly fire" incident and added, "Probably the description you used in your question is as good any: the fog of war".

This means both (a) being mindful of the long-term evolutionary and ecological consequences of any disease management strategy employed, not just short-term crisis management, and (b) collecting data such that future disease management practices are improved.

But he is an outlier.Chinese officials are mindful of the long term.

But he added that the country needs to be "mindful" of the long-term effects of foreign ownership.

But the economist in him is mindful of the long-term damage already done to the capitalist initiative here.

The world crisis will not be resolved in Africa, but Africans can turn it to their advantage, mindful of the long-term movement of capital to emerging market countries.

The economy certainly needs the help, but Obama officials will have to be mindful of the possible long-term negative effects of their outsized borrowing.

"I think that is something that we have to be very mindful of, in terms of what the reaction is," he said.

"I think that is something that we have to be very mindful of, in terms of what the reaction is... whether it's a remotely piloted aircraft or a manned aircraft," Brennan says.

Using the No Explode option for the main MeSH term 'Smoking' eliminated 'Marijuana Smoking' from search results ("Smoking"[Mesh:NoExp]). Second, we need to be mindful of search terms that produce irrelevant outputs but need to be included as they may otherwise eliminate relevant articles.