Sentence examples for appears prudent from inspiring English sources
Before tapping new digital data sources, it appears prudent to improve on the shortcomings of the traditional sources by simple – not always digital– means, for example by improving infrastructure and processes to reduce reporting delays, to quantify under-reporting and by supplementing clinical information of cases with adequate microbiologic information, e.g. molecular typing.
On the surface, "cholera insurance" appears prudent until one asks a few important questions.
Until such data become available, it appears prudent to consider the FMR1 genotype of infertility patients.
Premedication appears prudent as initial therapy, but can be successfully weaned.
Should our findings be replicated, it appears prudent to design and subsequently evaluate intervention strategies.
It therefore appears prudent to seek to implement this evidence based practice [ 12].
Indeed, Hungary and Turkey appear prudent compared with the Baltic states.
For any one country, the group said, that might appear prudent.
This year, he added, automakers will try to appear prudent — not blazing through marketing dollars.
Only if the probability was very low that prospective tax cuts or new outlay initiatives would send the on-budget accounts into deficit, would unconditional initiatives appear prudent.
Beth J. Asch, a senior economist at the RAND Corporation who studies military recruiting, said the Cadet Command's R.O.T.C. overhaul appeared prudent given the federal government's austerity drive.
