Sentence examples for prudent comparison from inspiring English sources
An even more prudent comparison is with fixed-income investments where three-month Treasury bills gave investors a compound rate of return of 3.42%, intermediate governments a more solid 5.73%, and the place to be long-term Treasuries a wondrous 9.46% for the decade.
Accordingly, they are trying to claim "internationalism" for themselves, so that they can look prudent and modest — in comparison with the ideology that failed to recognize the threat from Adolf Hitler.
As many changes in effect size were found between the original and DIF free scales, it would also be prudent to re-analyse for all the comparisons where DIF items were found.
Given the magnitude of strain-related effects in PBMC preparations, the most prudent approach would be to avoid cross-strain comparisons in leukocyte studies of transplant rejection.
In the hunter-gatherer scenario, a dire prognosis for survival likely leads to a strategy to reproduce before dying; in comparison, the postindustrial environment may signal that advancing reproduction is prudent given the favorable conditions.
For comparison, we also evaluated the association between other existing dietary patters (prudent pattern, Western pattern, and Alternative Healthy Eating Index) and leukocyte telomere length.
Considering the above discrepancies as well as the results of our study, it would be prudent to reevaluate the immunogenicity of the DTwP vaccine used in Poland in comparison to DTaP vaccines registered in Poland.
However, it seems prudent to use the same sequence before and after contrast enhancement for most reliable comparisons.
Given the reality of variation in sampling approaches between sites, it is prudent to know a priori whether and to what extent this might hinder cross-site comparisons of data.
In either case, it seems most prudent to exclude them from a calculation of genome size that uses the statistically more homogenous bacterial sequences as a comparison group.
