Sentence examples for prudent evaluation of from inspiring English sources

Thus, prudent evaluation of the lung fields by chest X-ray or chest CT in addition to following the residual liver should be conducted.

Furthermore, evidence-based decision making is the cornerstone for effective public health policy but relies on prudent evaluation of large-scale interventions.

A prudent evaluation of the evidence would therefore suggest that, if individual members of a chemical grouping of pesticides have been documented as neurotoxic, then all members of that group should be considered to be neurotoxic as well.

The universal application of this system has ever since allowed for a more prudent evaluation of results emerging from clinical studies (Pass et al, 1998; Steele and Rudd, 2000).

At any rate, it is prudent that evaluation of tsunami hazard for the future along the Miyagi-oki and Fukushima-oki margins should take into consideration the history of great outer rise normal faulting just to the north and the possible accentuating effects of the great 2011 Tohoku Earthquake.

Before relying on registry data for a registry-based vaccine effectiveness study, therefore, we suggest that it would be prudent to conduct an evaluation of the registry's population coverage and data quality.

For interpretation in individual patients, prudent judgment should be exercised for the evaluation of the CNV with reduced penetrance and complete interpretation should be made in the context of phenotypic evaluation and establishing inheritance pattern.

A prudent action (if practical and possible) may be the evaluation of bone status and dietary intake in older women presenting with cognitive impairment, for both potential bone loss and poor diet lacking in good sources of potassium and containing excess amounts of saturated fat.

More evaluation of treatment effects in different health settings would therefore seem prudent and we have nearly completed a larger study in the prison setting.

Although vaccination is the most economically prudent public health intervention strategy against both seasonal and pandemic influenza, to date, clinical evaluation of H5N1 vaccine candidates indicate the need for alternative approaches that could enhance vaccine immunogenicity and better protection.

The chapter proposes that if you use these tools to guide you in your selection, planning, implementation, and evaluation of your use of clinical simulation, then you will be on a prudent course of action leading toward success.