Sentence examples for prudent evidence from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it provides prudent evidence that the implementation of COPD disease management programmes can positively influence outcomes of care.

Although results have to be interpreted with caution due to the research design, this study provides prudent evidence that the implementation of disease management for patients with COPD can positively influence outcomes of care.

A more prudent evidence-based approach would support a fixed high-dose atorvastatin regimen for all diabetic patients with proven coronary heart disease with an exclusion criteria of an initial LDL cholesterol <70 mg% (due to lack of evidence) (Table 4).

[ 5] It would be prudent to seek evidence that an innovation or research tool for use during the consultation does not disrupt that consultation and diminish the practitioners' competencies.

As a result, " a number of participants" thought a cautious approach was needed and "it would be prudent to await further evidence of progress before reducing the pace of asset purchases".

But policymakers decided that it would be "prudent to wait" for evidence that the economy had not deteriorated and that inflation would gradually move back toward the Fed's 2% annual target.

Although rates started to fall again in the final days of the third quarter — and the Fed recently said "it would be prudent to await further evidence of progress before" curtailing the stimulus — the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage stands at 4.22 percent, up from a low of 3.34 percent in early 2013.

Another element that could support this prudent attitude is the evidence of progressive increase of atrial contribution entity.

It would therefore be prudent to provide more evidence for an environmental persistence of S. flexneri, for example from genome sequences of food or environmental isolates.

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.

Choices are numerous but often result in a choice between ARB/CCB and ARB/HCTZ, and it is therefore prudent to consider the evidence for these two combination types in patients with renal impairment.