It's easy for Jill Stein to claim ideological purity when she's never had to deal with a pragmatic application of it.
I'd never seen such a pragmatic application of theory.
Here, we describe the historical context and beginnings of EP, suggesting that it is a pragmatic application of the biopsychosocial model of pain, but differentiating it from cognitive behavioral therapy and educational components of early multidisciplinary pain management programs.
On the whole, our study illustrates a pragmatic application of evidence-based medicine: "research evidence, the clinical state and circumstances, as well as patient preferences and actions, all integrated together along with clinical expertise" [22].
The proposed e-Bay approach bridges the gap between global precipitation products and their pragmatic applications to discharge simulations, and is beneficial to water resources management in ungauged or poorly gauged regions across the world.
In conclusion, we described a concept that has a pragmatic and useful application, to predict future HIV epidemics and their scales using HCV prevalence.
After moving to New York in 1977, he put his art training to pragmatic application in advertising, ultimately building a list of clients including airlines, banks, colleges and snack companies.
10 These analyses leverage historical model-based approaches that were informed with cytotoxics and targeted agents and represent a pragmatic option for application to CIT.
The first budget of July 1980 was described by the finance minister as "conservative [with] a mild and pragmatic application of socialism".
The first budget of July 1980 was described by the finance minister as "conservative [with] a mild and pragmatic application of socialism". But the white minority had passed on government machinery that included many levers of economic power.
Making Dogs Happy is focused on the pragmatic application of current theory to improve your relationship with your dogs and, of course, in the process make them happy.
