Sentence examples for prudent avoidance from inspiring English sources
Some scientists have called for a "prudent avoidance" of excessive exposure to electromagnetic fields while further evidence accumulates.
He, too, agreed with the authorities that there was no sign of a clear health risk to residents, but he quickly added that "prudent avoidance remains the best approach for any resident or worker downtown".
While prudent avoidance to eliminate small risks may seem silly in retrospect, the consequences of not doing so can often be lethal, as the cases of anthrax exposure and the deaths of two postal workers in Washington demonstrate.
The precautions taken by a West Trenton resident in opening a suspicious mail parcel illustrate an important public health principle in dealing with the risk of exposure to potentially life-threatening situations: prudent avoidance ("Small-Town Trust Broken at the Root of the Scare," news article, Oct. 22).
Therefore, prudent avoidance of unneeded exposures is recommended as a precautionary measure.
For others, prudent avoidance or exposures as low as reasonably achievable are appropriate approaches.
That's prudent tax avoidance not illegal tax evasion.
Our results suggest early tendon loading at low strain is likely acceptable, but it may be prudent to exercise caution and avoidance of high strain loading of tendons treated with intratendinous injection in the immediate period following injection.
One approach to prudent exploitation could thus include avoidance of immunopathology via induction of anti-inflammatory factors such as IL-10.
Our findings suggest that in patients receiving spironolactone, avoidance of trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole is prudent when clinically appropriate.
As always, the avoidance of potentially nephrotoxic agents is prudent.
