advisability

Examples of advisable

advisable
It is thus advisable, when possible, to follow up case studies with statistical analysis.
Initially, it might be advisable to link payment directly to visible improvements in services.
There are times during economic upswings when continued or increased government spending would be advisable.
To avoid mistakes in recording a session and to save recording time, it is advisable to use code numbers instead of meaningful names.
It seems therefore advisable to use an unweighted index until the relationships between the variables are more firmly established in replication studies.
The use of screening instruments is advisable f or its early detection and treatment.
Pulmonary atresia with intact ventricular septum: is neonatal repair advisable?
Smaller doses, smaller rates of infusion or repeated small boluses are advisable.
On first reading it is advisable to skip to section 6 which shows the rules in action.
It is therefore perhaps advisable to note just their general tendency to longer development but to omit the numbers in calculations.
It is advisable to not rely on computerized readings.
Before doing so, it is advisable to repeat some prerequisites.
This would account for cases like 'try - tries', 'reduce - reducing', 'advise - advisable'.
Therefore, heavy reliance on this single strategy is highly unsafe, and the timely development of alternative or complementary methods to chemical control is advisable.
It probably is advisable to proceed to complete correction before 5 years of age and, in many patients, this was possible much earlier.
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