BBC Good Food, which has a lot of user-submitted recipes, sensibly stresses peer reviews.
The protocol sensibly recommends that companies review and update their policies annually and modify them to fit their own specific circumstances.
Some reviews considered differences in unadjusted and adjusted results, and the results of one review were sensibly stratified according to univariable and multivariable effects [ 38].
That is why the emphasis in all of these reviews should sensibly conclude that the maintenance of balanced force structures is the prudent and rational way forward.
"Just when we didn't expect it, there now wonderfully comes a large new novel from the master," wrote Malcolm Bradbury in the Times, at the conclusion of a review that started sensibly but ended on a cloud of euphoric tosh: "Our world is a world of ideas, pervaded by minds, thoughts, notions, beyond which lies what we seek with such difficulty: wholeness, silence and love.
Only then can the policy reviews which he is sensibly planning to launch – and which do not need to report for at least a year – make their most effective connection with the voting public.
Organized by the National Portrait Gallery in London, where it debuted to rave reviews in March, the show sensibly avoids theories about who wrote Shakespeare's plays and concentrates on how Shakespeare lived his life.
Sensibly, my wife now refuses to read any reviews.
"During the early stages of a defence review, a lot of painful options are examined and then sensibly shelved.
The review has been welcomed by the National Association of Head Teachers, saying that it "responds sensibly to the emerging challenges of a fragmented, even balkanised education system".
Though Anthony Burgess was sacked when he started reviewing his own novels favourably in the Yorkshire Post, Kilmartin sensibly got him back.
