Mr Blair, speaking from South Africa, where he has been attending the Commonwealth heads of state conference, added: "I have learned enough and I think everyone else has to know that it is not sensible to talk of breakthroughs and the rest of it until it really happens - but let us hope that it will happen".
I have tried to establish that is it is not sensible to talk of fair shares in the context of the FIA (or indeed in the allocation of scarce health care resources).
NN is virtually not sensible to limited sampling of the classes to be discriminated because of the very limited number of parameters (namely, the choice of the distance function and the number of neighbours).
Table 2 also shows that in vitro testing is not sensible to detect absence of therapeutic equivalence (despite duplicate broth microdilution assays repeated two of three times), while the animal model was able to detect the only product that failed in vitro (batch 009040 from GNT-AZ pharma and GNT-Recipe) plus all others that were indistinguishable by conventional MIC and MBC testing.
"Surgery creates scar tissue, it causes pain, it doesn't always work and so it's not sensible to remove healthy areas of the body.
(Ibid., 301) {§6.1} It is not sensible to ask for the method of making one's fortune (or of ruining oneself); there are many.
The usual method of reducing skewness using logarithmic transformation is not sensible when some of the study subjects have zero costs.
"The fact is, in a world that is ever more interconnected, to disconnect yourself, either Scotland from the UK or Britain from Europe, is just not sensible because many of the challenges we face are the challenges you are going to have to face together, you are going to have to get solutions together," he said.
What is not sensible is for people of progressive views to respond to with hate mail.
"They are not sensible cuts for the end of the cold war," said Bruce G. Blair, president of the Center for Defense Information.
