Sentence examples for prudent to undertake from inspiring English sources

In this light, we considered it prudent to undertake a study on the prevalence and risk factors for SSOH in Korea.

Nevertheless, we suggest that it would be prudent to undertake careful monitoring of permafrost conditions in all areas where an anthrax outbreak had occurred in the past.

In the case of some traits that have been clearly implicated in Zn or P efficiency in rice such as DMA efflux or ROS tolerance (Fig.  1), it may be prudent to undertake genotypic screening trials that specifically target these traits, followed by classical QTL mapping using bi-parental crosses made based on the initial screening experiments.

Following this, rather than moving straight to field trials to meet the obvious evidence gap, it might be prudent first to undertake a series of EMMIE informed efficacy trials.

It would be prudent, if necessary, to undertake a sensitivity analysis using both estimates to ensure that the two data sources do not lead to different estimates of physiotherapy costs.

'If the master gives the servant to understand that he does not consider the risk one which a prudent person should refuse to undertake, the servant has a right to rely upon his master's judgment, unless his own is so clearly opposed thereto that, in fact, he does not rely upon his master's opinion.

"ISDA supports the development of options for users of OTC [over-the-counter] derivatives to undertake their business in the most prudent and efficient manner and to the highest standards of commercial conduct," ISDA said.

Be prepared to undertake surveillance.

Understand how to undertake Medium Assault.

Prior to undertaking analytical validation or clinical studies, it would be prudent for a developer to determine the potential regulatory status of the test and regulatory clearances needed to bring the test to market successfully.

It is often prudent to note the sense next to the moment when undertaking such problems.