The shifting survivorship landscape is highlighted, and we propose that the changing demographics suggest prudent adoption of a life course perspective of cancer and cancer survivorship.
If those around you are wearing masks, this indicates others might have knowledge you do not possess, and that the threat level might be locally high and imminent, suggesting prudent precautionary or RID preventive behaviour.
Nonetheless, antimicrobial drug exposure use remains the most important modifiable risk factor, suggesting prudent antimicrobial use remains a prominent public health prevention strategy.
That he didn't say "womanfully" suggests a prudent change of heart.
Dry toxic L. majuscula should be considered a particular hazard, though we suggest that prudent precautionary principles dictate that for all cyanobacteria, harvesting wet cyanobacterial biomass should, wherever possible, be favoured over collection of dry material.
These results, together with the fact that discovery of new antibiotics is reduced in recent years, suggest that prudent and conservative use of available active agents combined with good control practices are mandatory.
"Our work suggests it is prudent for pregnant women to have influenza vaccines," he said.
This suggests that a prudent approach, one that does not "spend" the surpluses either through tax cuts or more federal programmes, makes most sense.In this section William Faulkner, past and future The left rises from the almost-dead Jam tomorrow God on horseback Nancy Balfour Horribly ensnared ReprintsMany deficit hawks are already thinking along these lines.
In speeches and private conversations, Mr. Bush makes clear that the United States does not know whether Iraq has acquired nuclear or biological weapons, but he suggests that the only prudent course is to assume it has.
However, as the CCC suggests, it would be prudent for the Government to look again at the UK's emissions reduction pathway once EU discussions have concluded, to make sure we remain aligned".
