But when it comes to science, Mr. Brown said, "we felt it was prudent to provide a resource".
But contrasting the money wasted over the years with the more prudent acquisitions provides a lesson and Smith's best hope: the price ticket isn't always the best guide to quality, even if it is fun to be flash in front of the neighbours.
It is prudent to provide an outline of copyrights, not in the interests of providing any form of legal advice, but to delineate the impact of copyright protection evolvement with respect to the U.S. copyright law.
A war council held by Generals St. Clair and Schuyler on 20 June concluded that "the number of troops now at this post, which are under 2,500 effectives, rank and file, are greatly inadequate to the defense", and that "it is prudent to provide for a retreat".
It seems prudent to provide both results.
Thus it would seem prudent to provide some form of supervision and/or support from experienced colleagues.
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.
37 Because ErbB2 assessment is not routine in many Asian countries, it would be beneficial, if not prudent, to provide pathologists with a standardized protocol and regular validation testing.
The experimental design and multi-condition impedance analysis provides prudent insights into UC system integration, dimensioning, and energy management strategy synthesis in advanced energy systems.
Moreover, it provides prudent evidence that the implementation of COPD disease management programmes can positively influence outcomes of care.
