Sentence examples for selected caution from inspiring English sources
Finally, as the patients enrolled in the current randomised trials have for the most part been highly selected, caution should be exercised in extending the conclusion of this meta-analysis to the vast majority of STEMI patients undergoing primary angioplasty.
Nevertheless, GC columns and amino acid derivatizing agents should be selected with caution for nitrogen isotopic analysis using GC/C/IRMS for several reasons.
Therefore, both the manifolds on which the sequences u and v lie and the interpolating function have to be selected with caution, as they can fundamentally change the behavior of the model.
Due to the potential bias of the selected participants, caution should be taken when generalizing the results of this study.
Even though the amounts of hydrophilic solvents used in the lipid-based formulations are minimal, they should be selected with caution due to the above mentioned impact on the pharmacokinetics.
I fear most for my twin brother in rural Pennsylvania whose brown skin and dark beard ensure that he is always "randomly selected" and regarded with caution.
However, it is effective only at an early stage of infection by a low-virulence organism and should be performed with caution in selected patients (Ure et al. 1998, Jackson and Schmalzried 2000, Yoo et al. 2009).
When choosing a replacement carpet, she erred on the side of caution, selecting a sample of nubbled beige.
The plans used for analysis include a wide geographic distribution across the US, and therefore provide the capability for generalization to managed care populations on a national level, although such generalizations should be made with caution since those selected for this analysis may represent a select patient population.
Malone said he was honored that his 13-year-old son, K. J., who is 6 feet and 208 pounds, was selected for the event, but cautioned that he and the parents of other youth players must keep their children grounded.
