Sentence examples for a prudent evaluation from inspiring English sources
A prudent evaluation of the evidence would therefore suggest that, if individual members of a chemical grouping of pesticides have been documented as neurotoxic, then all members of that group should be considered to be neurotoxic as well.
The universal application of this system has ever since allowed for a more prudent evaluation of results emerging from clinical studies (Pass et al, 1998; Steele and Rudd, 2000).
Thus, prudent evaluation of the lung fields by chest X-ray or chest CT in addition to following the residual liver should be conducted.
Furthermore, evidence-based decision making is the cornerstone for effective public health policy but relies on prudent evaluation of large-scale interventions.
If the NPV is greater than 0 in the best-case scenario and less than 0 in the worst-case scenario, a prudent decision should be made after undertaking further study of the evaluation target or re-evaluating it after the completion of appropriate exploratory work.
As summarized in Table 1, authoritative and comprehensive reviews recognize 0.3 ppm as a prudent level of exposure to formaldehyde in indoor air, with most evaluations of the empirical evidence clustering at this value.
A combination of in vitro cell culture and a Vivo-Morpholino based evaluation in vivo systemically in the hDMD/mdx mice therefore may represent a prudent approach for selecting AO drug and to meet the regulatory requirement.
The chapter proposes that if you use these tools to guide you in your selection, planning, implementation, and evaluation of your use of clinical simulation, then you will be on a prudent course of action leading toward success.
This is a prudent and appropriate policy.
Moreover, Obama has been a prudent leader.
