Sentence examples for prudent prospective from inspiring English sources

The essential inquiry is whether an appreciable number of ordinary prudent prospective [customers] are likely to be confused or misled". ' Marshak v. Green, 505 F.Supp.

A normal and reasonably prudent prospective parent (i.e. category 5), who has good reason to assume that he/she belongs to a group with an elevated genetic risk of severely afflicting future offspring, would be acting morally irresponsibly if he/she knowingly foregoes genetic carrier screening.

Given the dearth of studies reporting the psychometric properties of resilience scales it would be prudent for prospective studies of resilience to report these data whenever a resilience scale is employed.

Hence, monitoring of pancreatic function and pancreatic disease in humans treated with GLP-1R agonists and DPP-4i in ongoing long-term prospective controlled clinical trials seems prudent.

Therefore, it would be only prudent to address this question to recent and prospective authors of Carbon Balance and Management.

And with the increased exposure of private life in the semi-public forum of social media — and the increased scrutiny of social media by employers, current and prospective — whatever uninhibited discussion of sex a smart and prudent (not prudish) young person engages in will likely be offline and off the grid.

Until further prospective studies clearly delineate a causal link between lipid abnormalities and outcomes, it appears prudent for practitioners to continue to address lipid abnormalities in this population but to keep sustained emphasis on glycemic control, too.

Only if the probability was very low that prospective tax cuts or new outlay initiatives would send the on-budget accounts into deficit, would unconditional initiatives appear prudent.

In the absence of well-conducted, prospective, clinical trials addressing the therapeutic benefit of currently recommended PD targets, 100% f T>MIC could be considered a prudent PD target for beta-lactams in the critically ill; albeit noncritically ill patients may only require minimal exposures of 40-70% f T>MIC.

Prudent perhaps.

"They are prudent people".