In the meantime, the uncertainties and risks are significant enough for management and boards at many companies to consider the issues carefully, as a matter of prudent preparation.
But Richard N. Cooper, a Harvard economist who headed the Central Intelligence Agency's top analytical body during the 1990's, cautioned that "psychological factors come into play" even in the face of prudent preparation.
Although routine vaccination is not recommended, prudent preparation and recognition of potential smallpox relics is advised for those who work with potentially contaminated tissues and corpses (29 ).
This is prudent planning".
"Where the ordinary preparations that prudent farmers could be expected to make for the ordinary weather patterns that you'd expect [are made], when those weather patterns become particularly extreme, when the rain deficiency becomes utterly prolonged, that's when it becomes a natural disaster and [that's] when the government ought to be there to lend a hand," he said in Broken Hill.
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.
But "given these extraordinary circumstances, it would be prudent and fair to immediately begin preparations and make up for four years of lost time," he wrote.
As with any other organic compound, it is prudent to characterize synthetic oligonucleotides upon their preparation.
Gathered data will serve as a tool for quality improvement in Kosovo and will support the preparation of guidelines and protocols for prudent use of antibiotics.
The prudent, especially taxi-drivers, keep their tanks topped up in preparation for a potential hurried escape.Since the closure of all the banks a couple of weeks ago, cash, too, has become scarce.
Despite this, we believe it is prudent to continue dissection for tumor enrichment because additional mutational testing may be required on the same DNA preparation, and these add-on tests may have lower sensitivity.
