Sentence examples for labeled prudent from inspiring English sources
The pattern labeled "prudent" was characterized by a high consumption of vegetables, fruit, legumes, fish, and better-quality grains and low consumption of snacks and soda.
Similar factor loadings were observed for the two adult dietary patterns, also labeled "prudent" and "Western," with some variation in the 2003 patterns (Supplementary Table 2).
Similar to previous studies, our analysis retained two factors, labeled "prudent" and "Western" patterns, on the basis of eigenvalues (>1), Scree tests (a graphical representation of eigenvalues >1), and interpretability of the factors (5).
Analysis revealed one factor (labeled the prudent dietary pattern) which was characterized by high consumption of vegetables, legumes, fruit, whole grains, fish and poultry.
In sum, the defense is flawed; taking some short-run budget relief in exchange for far greater long-run costs is not prudent fiscal policy no matter how it is labeled.
It may be prudent to rule out intraocular tuberculosis in cases labeled as IRVAN syndrome in an endemic population.
South Korea only labeled the torpedoing a "military provocation" (how many dead sailors is an act of war?), and promised to be "very prudent in all response measures we take".
In the runup to revolution, the IMF hailed Egypt's economic policies as "prudent", "impressive" and "bold", and the World Bank labelled the country its "top Middle East reformer" three years in a row.
For technical reasons, it is prudent to include those compartments which are known (or likely) to be labelled as well as others which are not.
Three distinct dietary patterns, labelled 'processed meat pattern', 'prudent vegetable pattern' and 'high-sugar pattern', were extracted using the aforementioned factor analysis procedure.
IT HAS become conventional wisdom in Washington, DC, that Kerrynomics is a reincarnation of Clintonomics, the catch-all label for Bill Clinton's brand of business-friendly, fiscally prudent, globally oriented economic policy.
