Therefore, to include recombination rate as an extra filter would not be prudent, for example, using the QCed post-imputation QC filtered data and applying a further filter using a recombination rate threshold of >1 cM/Mb would eliminate 2075 SNPs, only 24 of which are significantly different.
Main outcome measure Hazard ratio for preterm delivery according to level of adherence to three distinct dietary patterns interpreted as "prudent" (for example, vegetables, fruits, oils, water as beverage, whole grain cereals, fibre rich bread), "Western" (salty and sweet snacks, white bread, desserts, processed meat products), and "traditional" (potatoes, fish).
Both said think the city should have a prudent budget, for example.
But it's prudent if, for example, you leave most of your estate to your spouse, and a Roth I.R.A. to your children of a previous marriage.
The Prudent Speculator, for example, has the best long-term record of any investment newsletter.
Obama has been trying to set an example of prudent government, trotting out cabinet officials to describe the way projects are coming in under budget and proposing cost-cutting changes.
Advocates of this approach point out that it may be prudent to begin, for example, by treating a client's alcohol problem and waiting to see whether abstinence leads to remission of the psychiatric problem (e.g., Allan et al. 2002; Schuckit and Monteiro 1988).
For example, the fiscally prudent Germans spent 11.3% of GDP on health, the French 11.6% and the US 17.1%, and currently we are 18th out of 21 countries.
For example, it may be prudent to apply different criteria when evaluating variant sites with known genotypes or that are common variants compared to those predicted to be heterozygous based solely on the short read data.
There are places where financial incentives can encourage prudent spending on health care -- for example, through the use of differential pharmaceutical co-payments.
