So it gets four-wheel drive and higher ground clearance, enabling some sensible off-roading.
In what seems a sensible trade-off, the Vidikron projector sacrifices an extra measure of brightness in order to gain warmer, more natural colors.
Not as long as Democratic and Republican presidential candidates are determined to pander to the fears of their respective bases rather than negotiating sensible trade-offs.
That is a sensible trade-off, but could compromise the central banks' public credibility.Another threat to this credibility comes from uncertainty over just how monetary policy works in a world of near-zero interest rates.
There is also growing interest in new evidence from neuroscience that tentatively suggests that two conditions of the brain compete in decision-making: a cold, objective state and a hot, emotional state in which the ability to make sensible trade-offs disappears.
The IMF's own recent analyses, which refute the idea that fiscal contractions boost growth in the short term, suggest that such a tightening might reduce the rich world's already weak growth next year by a percentage point or so.Is this a sensible trade-off?
By gauging generality, we can make sensible trade-offs between truth and detail.
Although this bioactivity value represented highly potent compounds, given the increase in the size of ChEMBL17 database, it represented a sensible trade-off between biological activity and coverage of the chemical space.
We choose 3% as threshold, since it presents a sensible trade-off between potential candidates and false positives (see above) while yielding a reasonable number of novel candidates.
The SDD data illustrated here may provide guidance for the development of sensible cut-off points for any planned subgroup analyses.
* LDH: Lumbar Disc Herniation, DN: Diabetic Neuropathy, PAD: Peripheral Artery Disease History and physical examination variables were dichotomized at clinically sensible cut-off values.
