From an epidemiological point of view, it may be sensible to study cancer incidences of ethanol, acetaldehyde and EC related cancer sites prior to the implementation of the cachaça limit and in the following years.
On a fertile soil with good rainfall it may be sensible to invest a lot of labour or money in sophisticated schemes for controlling the run- off, but not in semi-arid areas with low and unreliable yields.
Given that childhood obesity may not only cause severe morbidity in the young [ 43], but is also an independent risk factor for adult obesity [ 44] and subsequent diseases (e.g. type 2 diabetes), it may be sensible to start the prevention of adult obesity or type 2 diabetes already in childhood.
Hence, after the surge in immigration since 1997, it may be sensible to have a temporary phase of slower immigration while we take stock of its social consequences.
As hypoalbuminaemia is commonly associated with ARC syndrome and there is evidence of glomerular loss of albumin, it may be sensible to consider prophylactic antibiotics, such as penicillin, in this condition as it is highly likely that other immunologically beneficial proteins are also being lost into the urine, as occurs in other nephrotic syndromes.
Thus, it may be sensible to curtail plots before the end of follow-up on the x-axis (Pocock et al, 2002).
To increase genetic variation and take advantage of heterosis, it may be sensible to source material from multiple populations even when these are located along a gradient (Fig. 1, scenarios 5 9).
Therefore, it may be sensible to combine the S or C statistic with some other measure of state distribution within the population.
It may be sensible to target those with longer sentences, maximising opportunity for initiation and optimisation of treatment.
While it may be sensible to propose that positive selection has also played a role in the functional diversification of TPSs, no such evidence has been presented.
An augmentation of standard diabetes care with SSRIs may be sensible even in depressed patients who do not fulfil routine psychiatric criteria for initiation of antidepressant drug treatment.
