He selected, judiciously, an artichoke.
The results demonstrate that the three parameter optimizations yield design weights that are only slightly heavier than those of the fully optimized panels, provided the value of the fourth parameter is selected judiciously.
Even then, a method can be developed for the accurate simultaneous determination of the two analytes in post-dose biological samples if the composition, in terms of the ratio of the concentrations of the two analytes, of the calibration standards and quality control (QC) samples are selected judiciously, in relation to the composition of the unknown samples to be analyzed.
If the rule is selected judiciously, it can get broad buy-in and be seen as fair.
Actually, good accuracy and compactness of the reduced-order model can only be achieved when the expansion points are selected judiciously.
Dim sum (meaning, literally, "touch the heart," but as far as I'm concerned it means "f***ing delicious") originated in Canton, but of course it's popular in Shanghai as well, and Yiming Wang and Xian Zhang of China Blue have selected judiciously, including small dishes like red bean puffs, savory bean curd wraps and Shanghai shumai in their New Year's menu.
If boards are going to select more judiciously, they have a lot of work to do.
Select both judiciously and sparingly, because dessert is still to come.
Although people talk, as though it were a new thing, about the form of fiction known in France as auto-fiction ("self-fiction") — the narration of one's own life, lifted almost unchanged from the reality, selected, and judiciously, artfully told — Lucia Berlin had been doing this, or a version of this, as far as I can see, from the beginning, back in the nineteen-sixties.
In this work, selective etching action of a judiciously selected organic solvent was envisaged to improve the electrochemical characteristics of the electrodes.
For an illustration of how Microsoft could select targets more judiciously, Mr. Cusumano, who is a professor at the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, pointed to the Oracle Corporation's strategic acquisitions and its prudent use of capital to "roll up firms with similar products and customers to its own".
