The most prudent observations that I've seen have come from Tom de Waal, the Caucusus Editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting in London.
Viral pneumonia can tax an older person's heart and sometimes cause it to fail, he told her, so it was prudent that she remain under observation by doctors.
The interpretation of this negative observation must be prudent because of the small number of patients with cirrhosis included in our NAFLD population.
With so little known about the Ebola virus, as a public health decision, it may be prudent to extend the quarantine or observation period.
This observation suggests that it may be prudent to investigate ABCC10 as a novel potential target for clinical screening of triple-negative breast cancer as this information could support the development of more personalised therapies.
This combination of observations suggests that it may be prudent to perform a baseline ECG in patients with SCD prior to initiating therapy with β2-agonists.
These observations suggest that it may be prudent to consider clinical trials of novel therapies earlier in the course of glomerular disease with persistent proteinuria.
The spread of resistance has repeatedly been shown to be associated with antimicrobial drug use (2 ), which stresses the importance of the prudent use of these drugs; a notion reinforced by the observation that resistance is slowly reversible (3, 4 ).
It may therefore be prudent to calculate MEWS scores for all patients who are having observations carried out, which may enable us to identify those patients who are beginning to deteriorate, and institute measures to prevent this.
"With appropriate caution, I.S.A.F. has taken the prudent measure to suspend detainee transfer to certain facilities until we can verify the observations in a pending Unama report," NATO said in a statement, referring to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force. NATO-led International Security Assistance Force
