Sentence examples for be prudent to test from inspiring English sources
But Dr. Legname said it would be prudent to test livestock known to carry prion diseases.
Considering the diverse nature of vascular perfusion pathways in tumors, it may be prudent to test the efficacy of currently available angiogenesis inhibitors on tumor cell VM in addition to angiogenesis driven by endothelial cells [ 12].
It would also be prudent to test whether the existing human health data on pharmaceuticals can be applied to environmental hazard risk assessment even when the environmental doses are much lower than therapeutic doses.
We believe it would be prudent to test OWFB species in Set 2 countries for Ebola virus (Hayman et al., 2012), particularly during the bat breeding season to maximise chances of isolation in order to clarify the outbreak risk in these countries.
Two studies reported a reduction in serum PTH in patients with Stage 3 but not Stage 4 CKD., These data suggest that vitamin D is most beneficial in lowering serum PTH when 1α-hydroxylase is more active., In this regard, it may be prudent to test and correct 25(OH D concentrations prior to elevations in serum PTH among early stage CKD patients, despite current KDOQI guidelines.
"We don't think it's prudent to test just because somebody someplace thinks all sports should test," Finchem said.
In August 2006, Finchem said in an interview: "We don't think it's prudent to test just because somebody someplace thinks all sports should test.
In an interview last August, Finchem said: "We don't think it's prudent to test just because somebody someplace thinks all sports should test.
At this point, Dr. Cohen said, his department had no evidence of infections other than hepatitis C, but that it was prudent to test for other blood-borne viruses.
However, it is prudent to test the other branches, especially those leading to the other sheep DRA sequences.
However, when assessing the toxicity of chemical mixtures, it is prudent to test the null hypothesis of no interactions.
