Sentence examples for prudent technique from inspiring English sources

Present study thus concludes that TT FNA of thoracic lesions is a simple, safe, economically prudent technique associated with low morbidity and leading to quick and early diagnosis.

The present study thus concludes that CT-guided FNA in thoracic lesions is a simple, safe, and economically prudent technique associated with low morbidity, leading to quick and early diagnosis.

The gradual decrease of runtime (Table 13) is cabinet for the increased number of mappers over techniques, stating the prudent runtimes for proposed techniques.

Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol started things off by saying: "I'm not confident that forswearing the use of these techniques is prudent". "What we really need is to have all these techniques at our disposal... they talk about the banging of the guy's head against the wall.

Most of the larger agencies use prudent operation and maintenance techniques for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, the report said.

I think it's prudent to explore geoengineering techniques enough to clarify which options make sense, and perhaps damp down undue optimism about a technical quick fix for the climate.

In addition, although a causal relationship between hypoglycemia and increased mortality has not been proven, it is prudent to recommend glucose control techniques that limit these episodes as far as possible [ 65].

Prudent navigation relies on no single technique, but instead synthesizes position from multiple inputs.

c) It is not prudent to compare outcome of different techniques due to lack of common standard with respect to images and experimental methods.

It would be contrary to the public interest for Government to deny to itself the prudent and lawful employment of those very techniques which are employed against the Government and its law-abiding citizens.

We feel that until better sham techniques are available, it is prudent to design a study that does not employ a placebo control.