However, the location ordering of scale items was clinically sensible, providing evidence towards construct validity.
Furthermore, Stalin ignored sensible advice provided by his own General Chief of Staff, who recommended organising a strong defence in the southwestern sector in order to be able to repulse any Wehrmacht attack.
Following the sensible advice provided by all organizations concerned with sun safety, avoid running or walking outside for any length of time over 10 minutes when it's between 10am and 4pm.
It may be sensible to provide the GPs with their results prior to the meeting that initiates the implementation process thus offering a chance to reflect in private.
However, evidence from this study suggests this may not be the case and it may be sensible to provide some additional information about the results fed back, for example by providing a supplementary leaflet which explains the measures.
Although this abstract notion of an ensemble mean is sensible and provides some insight about expected behavior of the population, under a suitable definition of "expected", that insight is limited because such models provide no measure of the fluctuations about this ensemble average one can expect to see in any real instance [ 19].
The LGA has provided sensible and measurable advice on what government can and should implement after the comprehensive spending review.
But Friedman argued that, provided sensible policies were followed, speculators would act as a stabilising force, preventing currencies from departing too far from fair value.In fact, exchange rates have been more volatile than Friedman might have expected.
This number, called the batch_size, may be tuned by the user to potentially enhance performance at the cost of using additional memory, but sensible defaults are provided.
The desiccant rotor was used for dehumidification and indoor air cleaning; the heat pump provided sensible cooling and regeneration heat for the desiccant rotor.
Dealing with recalcitrant software or a faulty device far away from your research centre is the most common tribulation that volcanologists encounter, far more common than a dramatic injury or grizzly death, provided sensible precautions are taken.
