Sentence examples for it appears wise from inspiring English sources

Yet they do because it's common, and because it appears wise at first glance.

Following the opinion of Pessoa [159] it appears wise to consider cognition and affection together.

Meanwhile, it appears wise not to incorporate heliox therapy into routine practice because of technical complications and high costs.

Nevertheless, in order to avoid TMP alarms, it appears wise to avoid dialysers with a surface area <1.7 m or dialysers with a high blood flow resistance [ 39].

As an initial "rule of thumb" it appears wise (and necessary) to determine authorship prior to, or at the start of project planning, "through an open dialogue with all individuals participating in the research" [ 21].

When the phenotypic variability is not fully linked to the structure, it appears wiser to use the full panel, which leads to a higher number of associations with higher significance.

However, since all results so far were rather ambiguous, it appeared wise to collect further data before planning such a trial.

Considering that baseline HRQOL of ICU patients has been shown to be significantly lower than that of the matched general population [ 2- 5], it appeared wise for researchers to compare post-ICU with baseline HRQOL [ 2- 4, 6].

If Popovich was intentionally setting up the rematch, it now appears wise.

Looking out at the lovely kingdom of white in New York on Tuesday morning — "Snow comes from heaven, and brings us the peace of a better world," a rabbinical student says in an Isaac Bashevis Singer story — it may be worth remembering that, while advance hysteria rarely appears wise, post-hoc regret feels a whole lot colder.

And in this respect, everyone appears wise to herself.