Sentence examples for more cautious compared from inspiring English sources
"Venture capitalists overall seem much more cautious compared with the late 1990s," says Amit. "They are conducting their due diligence".
One reason for our finding could be that patients on multiple pills feel that the severity of their disease is significant and hence become more cautious with their treatment, compared to those on monotherapy, who may take treatment lightly.
Secondly, the group with LAS demonstrated a more cautious approach near foot contact compared to their peers without LAS, as shown by a smaller peak-to-peak velocity of the body CoM.
Yet investors have bid ITV's shares up by nearly 70% during the past year compared with a more cautious 22% rise in the FTSE 100.
Patel says he is proud of Avaaz's record, compared with that of more cautious international organisations.
Compared to other insurers, UnitedHealth has been more cautious about participating in new government-run exchanges that are part of the federal Affordable Care Act.
Thus, it seems more cautious to show data both as absolute and relative values compared to a healthy control population for each laboratory.
Even when games against minnows Tahiti were omitted, there was still an extra goal per game compared to the World Cup in 2010, where teams were more cautious.
One could speculate that when intubating patients one is more cautious, and that this will prolong the endpoint of "time to intubation" as compared to the mannequin setting.
Others were more cautious.
