Sentence examples for be sensible to test from inspiring English sources
That meant it would be sensible to test public opinion by the use of a plebiscite – a non-binding vote – before moving to a referendum.
However, it may be sensible to test whether a certain fixed effect has both a clinically and statistically significant effect, if it is costly to reach a false conclusion, for example in case of increased risks for patients, or in the field of drug development.
Nevertheless, it would be sensible to test the child's blood pressure off methylphenidate to be sure it is not causing the problem.
Because the two value measures used in this study have a moderately high, positive correlation, it is sensible to test whether this finding is robust by including all interactions at the same time.
Before the algorithm is used in settings where a less specific definition of RA is required, it would be sensible to formally test its performance, by comparing to full medical records, as was the case in its original development.
However, since it would not be sensible to administer a test of more than 6 hours to an individual pupil, 13 largely comparable item clusters, with a duration of 2 hours each, were derived from the core test.
It would be sensible to merge the tests, with a compromise like the one economists use.
Where GE interactions appear weak or have not been tested, it may be sensible to simulate leptokurtic gene flow dynamics, where most propagules disperse proximally, but with a significant proportion moving over longer distances (Fig. 3).
Where GE interactions appear weak or have not been tested, it may be sensible to simulate leptokurtic gene flow dynamics, where most propagules disperse proximally, but with a significant proportion moving over longer distances (Byrne et al. 2007, 2008; Sgrò et al. 2011).
Both groups were tested in a prism adaptation task known to be sensible to both motor performance and visuomotor learning deficits.
