Sentence examples for of some precautions from inspiring English sources

"The intent of this letter is to alert you of the possibility that your vehicle is a potential target of these thieves and to advise you of some precautions you can take to make your Lexus a less inviting target," Chief Kapica wrote in his letter to Greenburgh Lexus owners.

However, it is not always clear that reported measurements have been calibrated under conditions appropriate to oscillatory CSF flow in the aqueduct (e.g. see [ 195 ] for discussion of some precautions).

Nothing has changed in the current climate except an added dose of fear, and some precautions.

Of course with some precautions it is understandable that some parents cannot live without their child, or there are some who live far from the hospital, and cannot come earlier during visiting hours (a high-risk woman).

Nevertheless, the limited number of included studies, the high heterogeneity observed in most of the variables and the linear manner of many of them suggest some precaution in the interpretation of these conclusions.

"But there's a lot of pressure to make something happen". While prospective and young mothers can take some precautions of their own, such as avoiding products that contain nonstick, stain-resistant, and waterproof coatings, their power to protect their progeny from tainted breast milk is limited.

Of course, there are some precautions brands can take to protect their images.

Further details of the method, and some precautions, are noted in Altman and De Stavola (1994).

It is similar to those of Theorem 4.2 and Theorem 4.4 of [18], pages 96-97, with some precautions.

In 2012, Lazzeri et al conducted a systematic review on iatrogenic blindness after facial cosmetic injections, he reviewed the clinical data of 32 patients, and suggested some precautions to avoid such complications.

But because the oil spill has forced the shutdown of so many of Motivatit's oyster beds — most of them out of precaution, some of them because of the presence of oil — these workers are processing about half the normal number of oysters.