Sentence examples for prudently applied from inspiring English sources

If prudently applied, progressive education could, Dewey believed, "shape the experiences of the young so that instead of reproducing current habits, better habits shall be formed, and thus the future adult society be an improvement on their own".

Additionally, BIS monitoring should to be prudently applied in anti-NMDAR encephalitis.

Additionally, BIS monitoring should to be prudently applied in anti-NMDAR encephalitis because of abnormal electric encephalography (EEG).

The modeling is well conceived and based on established procedures and it appears competently and prudently applied.

To solve the aforementioned problem, the adaptive DCA (ADCA) [15] and the selective DCA (SDCA) [16] were proposed, where ADCA dynamically adjusts the DCA parameters so as to adapt to traffic characteristics, while SDCA selectively and prudently applies DCA to TCP traffic, in order to avoid adverse effect on the TCP performance.

In the 1970s, his book about public support of the arts, "The Subsidized Muse" (Cambridge University Press, 1978), argued that government arts financing was generally a good thing but needed to be applied prudently, that money simply flung at arts organizations was both fiscally and culturally irresponsible.

Our results make a strong case for the routine use of molecular techniques, which if applied prudently can play a vital role in clinical diagnosis and monitoring of antibacterial therapy, while retaining cost effectiveness in resource poor developing countries.

Prudently: Britain itself still applies an even more pointless arms embargo to its ex-enemy.

Their job is enabling the technology, not applying it prudently.

The Hudson's estuariness is a reason the city was so worried about flooding this weekend, and why the Mayor and his team applied the Powell Doctrine of overwhelming force to their emergency planning — prudently, I'd say, though the structural factors that lead to mass transit being shut down need some rethinking.

As a person who is into reclamation, recycling and reducing waste, I feel my "green" principles aptly apply to managing the state budget of $4 billion prudently.