Investigators have not determined the precise role of the loss of the tail in the crash of American Airlines Flight 587, but the F.A.A., whose order applied to Federal Express and the United Parcel Service as well, said it was "prudent" to study where the tail attaches to the plane, and the hinges at the back of the tail that attach the rudder.
Consequently, it is prudent to examine how using and training with weapons alters attentional allocation.
We feel that until better sham techniques are available, it is prudent to design a study that does not employ a placebo control.
It is prudent to evaluate the result of this study by an adequately powered, randomized, placebo-controlled trial of high methodological value.
As in any case-control study it is prudent to highlight potential confounders.
Although the exogenous miRNA is expected to be in excess relative to the endogenous during early time points of toxicology studies, it is prudent to know how much the endogenous miRNA contributes to the total amount of miR-34a present in the blood and when exogenous levels decline to baseline levels.
(2) Across most types of biomedical study designs, it is prudent to blind outcome assessors (i.e., observers) in scenarios with a high risk of bias, primarily when outcomes are subjective and observers have predispositions.
Pending further studies, we think it is prudent to check vitamin D status at hospital admission and to take immediate steps to address existing insufficient 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels.
However, both studies suggest that it is prudent to wait around 2 3 weeks before performing bracket bonding after the completion of whitening.
Thus, despite the large amount of preclinical studies trying to establish a link between vitamin D and cancer, the contradictive findings from large epidemiological studies indicate that it is prudent to wait for more results from the 34 currently on-going trials to draw a reliable conclusion.
