This is because variant C.J.D. tends to strike younger people and it is prudent to check these cases more closely.
Before making this forceful and cogent critical intervention, I thought it would be, as Gordon Brown would say, prudent, to check the Edinburgh phone book.
"But although it's quite likely this star's strange behaviour is due to nature, not aliens, it's only prudent to check such things out".
"But although it's quite likely that this star's strange behaviour is due to nature, not aliens, it's only prudent to check such things out," Dr Shostak said.
But if you don't get a thrill from watching Robertson do his stuff to the sound of Shirley Ellis's Soul Time, it might be prudent to check that you still have a pulse.
Given this focus, he said, he thought it "prudent to check that all my documents were in order for my cleaner".
"Don't fight the tape" is an old saying among traders, and given recent performance, we thought it prudent to check in with advisers who make their living speculating that stocks will fall.
If you're looking to rent in an apartment or condo building, it's prudent to check in with the front desk (if there is one) and/or the property manager about the unit you're interested in.
Pending further studies, we think it is prudent to check vitamin D status at hospital admission and to take immediate steps to address existing insufficient 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels.
However, with strong spatial structure for genes involved in responses to insecticides and Wolbachia infection (Table 4), it would seem prudent to check for phenotypic effects in resistance and endosymbiont parameters that might vary locally as a consequence of population variation.
Dutton did not signal any changes to the government's plan to accept 12,000 Syrian refugees, but said the "prudent" security checks would not be rushed.
