In the short term the extra borrowing is prudent: governments must expand their balance-sheets to counter the savage pace at which firms and households are cutting back.
But this means the balance would be upset: given their batting travails, it is hard to see how omitting a batsman to make way for an extra bowler would be prudent, especially given Prior's form.
Therefore, to include recombination rate as an extra filter would not be prudent, for example, using the QCed post-imputation QC filtered data and applying a further filter using a recombination rate threshold of >1 cM/Mb would eliminate 2075 SNPs, only 24 of which are significantly different.
Other experts, like Dr. Grabenstein, said that since the drugs have no other use, they are like aircraft carriers: to entice companies to make them, the government has to pay all the costs plus guarantee the producer a profit — and that it might be prudent to have extras on hand.
It might be prudent to hoard an extra set.
They may also lose money through fines, and require extra capital to support a "more prudent approach to risk".
This might be a bit overkill, but with the recent spate of attacks on browsers' histories, it might be prudent to take an extra step to stay safe.
During your journey, it is prudent to carry an extra camera battery that is fully charged, in order to never miss those "once in a lifetime" shots, due to failed battery power.
If oil prices are likely to fall back to, say, $30 a barrel, it is prudent not to spend the extra revenue.
Mr. Neeleman, 42, said that JetBlue did not need the extra money that but he thought it was prudent to raise funds after the attacks.
