Pragmatic difficulty for BIA Determining the measure of one's priors can be difficult, and Bayesian methods can be perceived as unscientific, especially in legal circles Does not produce estimates of the form typically desired (e.g., "a 77% chance"), and results logically pertain to the data itself, not to the prediction of new cases.
Experience with the checklist noted pragmatic difficulties when an item comprised multiple elements.
A multi-center observational cohort study would represent an important initial compromise between the pragmatic difficulties with conducting controlled trials in IONM and the Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) view that large scale randomized trials are required.
It is a standardized parental report questionnaire that is recommended as a screening tool for children who present with language impairments, pragmatic difficulties, or who may require further assessment for autistic spectrum disorder.
There are both conceptual and pragmatic difficulties in trying to portray vascular dementia as a distinct entity.
We considered the possibility that this might indicate that children who receive a diagnosis of APD have elevated levels of autistic features, since pragmatic difficulties are often not detected on formal psychometric tests.
These pragmatic difficulties are similar to, but not the same, as found in a child with autism.
Indeed, Scholl (2007) suggests that the most methodologically satisfactory experimental philosophy will be primarily a version of the sources project implicating rather low-level processes immune, in virtue of their modularity, from the interpretive and pragmatic difficulties outlined above.
Even for those with advanced vocabularies and understanding for age, these pragmatic difficulties may get in the way of social success.
Effective management might then centre on remediating these children's pragmatic difficulties.
These perceived pragmatic difficulties were raised by, and on behalf of, sessional and out-of-hours doctors by participants.
