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Even if it doesn't, it should be treated cautiously.
First, 30 patients is quite a small sample, so the results should be treated cautiously.
And in Japan, where progress rarely gains much momentum, good news is best treated cautiously.
Given that this report is based on a survey, with potentially huge margins of error, it should be treated cautiously.
Fulde added that domestic violence statistics should be treated cautiously, and that it remained an extraordinary concern.
4. Calls for another inquiry, particularly from politicians in the month before an election, need to be treated cautiously.
Travel industry analysts warned that projections that business travel would double over the next five years should be treated cautiously.
However, Francis says such a view should be treated cautiously, the team's 2005 paper arguing that "Chinese constructions of ethnic identity and education are very specific".
That meant more economic hardship for less improvement in public finances.Given the small sample size, these conclusions should also be treated cautiously.
Dr. Fox emphasized that seeing less gray matter so early was so novel that it should be treated cautiously unless other studies find a similar result.
Although these scenarios might be estimated to have small probabilities of occurrence, they should be identified, considered and treated cautiously, as probabilistic analyses should not be the only input to decision-making for the design and protection of critical infrastructures.
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