Sentence examples for prudent application from inspiring English sources

The document also speaks of "gradual progress in the prudent application of free acts in subjects who are not in a condition to comprehend, appreciate or fully practice the objective needs of the law" (paragraph 295).

The implications of these findings for prudent application in medicine and for the potential use of honey in food preservation are discussed.

Prudent application in asthmatic patients.

The prudent application of this prediction module could significantly influence the screening process of natural products of plant origin.

Particularly, the dramatic increase of resistance to ciprofloxacin and third-generation cephalosporins in infants is a warning signal for a prudent application of these antibiotics in clinical settings.

There are therefore clear precedents for the prudent application of additional transmissibility, molecular and neuropathological assessments of clinically healthy animals inoculated with a TSE agent to exclude the possibility of subclinical prion infection, which has been often demonstrated in rodent studies [ 44].

Prudent applications of the many expensive and sometimes time-consuming modalities which may assess pancreatic lesions, continues to challenge clinicians.

This tiered approach worked well for the now restricted hexachlorophene, whose allowable and prudent applications continue to this date, as a preservative at concentrations of up to 0.1% by weight.

Comparing the overload energy limits (shown as dotted line in Fig. 5b with the overload energy (solid line in the same figure), it shows that the proposed strategy to adjust r g is prudent for this application.

However, since the use of disinfectants may pose a danger to staff, patients and the environment, prudent use combined with the application of proven safety precautions is important.

There will surely be a widening gulf between what science enables us to do, and what applications it's prudent or ethical to pursue.