Sentence examples for be prudent to modify from inspiring English sources

It may therefore be prudent to modify approaches by combining two or three of these factors.

If substantial toxicity occurs as a result of nutrient depletion, it may be prudent to modify the test medium to include higher concentrations of critical nutrients or to simply use a different test medium if one exists for the organism being evaluated.

Therefore, it is prudent to modify the dose of ESA to reduce the likelihood of excursions of Hb exceeding 13 g/dl as recommended by the NKF (51).

But Mr. O'Keefe said it would be prudent to look ahead at changing procedures or modifying hardware problems even if they were not found to have contributed to the Columbia's destruction and the loss of its crew.

It may be prudent to localize this structure by additional means (e.g. ultrasound) in advance of any airway manoeuvres or to modify the cricothyrotomy technique in the event that it is necessary in an emergency.

It might be prudent to hoard an extra set.

IT MIGHT be prudent to start with a warning.

They decided it would be prudent to unzip the top.

It may be prudent to sell into today's rally".

It would be prudent to exclude this group from stimulation.

We would be prudent to consider their wisdom now.