Sentence examples for scientifically prudent from inspiring English sources

Constructing accurate and reliable groundwater risk maps provide scientifically prudent and strategic measures for the protection and management of groundwater.

I was wrong about one thing: the otherwise scientifically prudent community of higher education didn't wait to see if the pilot was successful.

If these skills are taught as part of basic schooling, arguably, the nations of our future planet earth  would have a better chance of being led by more scientifically prudent people.

Mr. Prewitt added, however, that the panel's decision was the "scientifically defensible and prudent thing to do".

And this is a scientifically valid and socially prudent method".

This recommendation was continued in the 1995 edition, with qualifying language removed, and stated that "the Guidelines accurately reflect current knowledge" and that "the advice is scientifically sound as well as prudent and practical" (USDA, 1995).

"It has to be scientifically effective, but it also has to be prudent and cost effective too, because all of our customers are going to pay for it if this is a continuing problem," he said.

Before proceeding on this course, which has far-reaching implications, we believe it is prudent to look carefully at the proposals to determine if they are scientifically credible and operationally feasible.