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• Readers looking for a systematic approach, or even an attempt to prioritize the existing findings more judiciously, are left disappointed.

• Altruism can increase our fitness when we are judiciously helpful to our relatives, because we share lots of genes with those relatives.

• Indeed, a judiciously chosen orchestra afforded a pleasure not to be found on just any day in the concert hall.

• There is a time to talk, but there is also a time to judiciously keep quiet.

• The importance of judiciously selected exemplars cannot be underestimated.

• Are the new methods and techniques and new science being judiciously introduced?

• Clearly the editor should have used their red pencil more judiciously.

• Escobar handles these symbolic issues judiciously, and wisely refrains from pushing the metaphorical aspects of the plaza too far.

• Patients are to try to "use medical resources judiciously" - although the means and methods to do so are not detailed.

• The inclusion of a set of judiciously chosen problems should make this treatise a more effective and useful pedagogic tool.

• Following this increase, we believe that it is important to ensure that these new powers are being used judiciously.

• To my gratification he acknowledged that this might be a case where a judiciously selected exception could fortify the general rule against neologisms.

• Good editions of texts are used, relevant studies assembled, conclusions judiciously drawn.

• Moreover, research funding is scarce and must be judiciously distributed.

• At all times it should be used judiciously with every attempt made to reduce its total duration.