Sentence examples for more carefully important from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is our suggestion that the future of schizophrenia treatment should address more carefully important elements of the financial aspects of the disease, such as cost-efficacy of treatment, including psychological therapies and psychoeducational approaches for both patients and their families.

Second, by more carefully retaining important published material, including all corrections, The Times could reinforce to its staff the importance of accuracy and full disclosure when errors happen.

But, inevitably, Britain is likely to tread more carefully with important trading partners, like Saudi Arabia, and equally inevitably this will open Mr Cook to charges of hypocrisy.The trickiest decision facing him in the short run is whether to allow continued sales to Indonesia of Hawk military aircraft.

But then the tall, lanky post player thought more carefully and said consistency was important.

After his initial conversation with Davis, he inspected the boat more carefully, and he found a few important clues.

Before attempting to explicate and evaluate Quine's criterion of ontological commitment, it is important to specify more carefully the relata.

To more carefully evaluate the tetramer interface, it was important to obtain a crystal structure in which more than one protomer was present in the asymmetric unit.

Realistic timelines have been especially important over the last year, as lenders have more carefully scrutinized mortgage applications.

It will help a lot to know what's the most important part so you can study that part more carefully.

All of these types of data can be important, but they also provide different types of information that can be explicated more carefully.

"These are important issues and it does seem to me surprising that they have not been addressed more carefully," he said.