Sentence examples for more cautious interpretation from inspiring English sources

This result indicates that climate change impact studies for snow-dominated regions require more cautious interpretation of runoff projections due to considerable uncertainty in estimated hydrologic model parameters.

Data resulting from use of DPI may require more cautious interpretation than has been previously considered and the discovery of specific alternative inhibitors should be actively sought.

The Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years (Pacey) had a more cautious interpretation of the figures.

This requires a more cautious interpretation of the statistical findings regarding chronic tension-type headache, since we cannot exclude a type-2 error due to the small numbers.

The obvious advantages experienced in the emergency department or cardiology ward are not always shared in the ICU where cofounders frequently make for a more cautious interpretation and careful consideration of subsequent management decisions.

The cited studies exemplify interesting design features and advances in methods of data analysis and certainly contribute to the knowledge base in educational research; however, methodological shortcomings, some of which are unavoidable even in the best of circumstances, urge a more cautious interpretation than that of strict "cause and effect".

Because this approach provides uncontrolled comparative results rather than controlled experimental ones, it is necessary to be more cautious in interpretation, being alert to possible confounding factors.

Our data also suggest the need for a more cautious approach to interpretation of the results of nested PCR assays with mutation-specific primers and their implications in the definition of resistance to the pyrimethamine-sulfadoxine combination.

Samuel I. Zeveloff, professor of zoology at Weber State University and author of the book Raccoons: A Natural History, is more cautious in his interpretation and concludes at least the females are solitary most of the time and, according to Erik K. Fritzell's study in North Dakota in 1978, males in areas with low population densities are solitary as well.

The very different profiles obtained according to the bacterial inocula in this work should lead us to be more cautious in the interpretation of in vitro data when a single dose of probiotics is used.

While it is not essential for the authors to address these issues experimentally here, they should be more cautious in their interpretation of these differences.