There will be a number of critical pragmatic factors that control success.
It is just a matter for conventional stipulation based upon pragmatic factors like convenience.
"Men's views of women's rights matter -- and Gallup's analysis shows far more pragmatic factors than religion drive men's support for women's equality.
In the next section, we consider an important contemporary debate about whether pragmatic factors are relevant for knowledge.
Fourth, we used a pragmatic approach for collecting risk factors (risk factors were assessed by GPs, and questions with simple yes/no answers were used); more comprehensive assessments were not possible because of the large sample size.
b Note that this framework of semantic descriptions as detailed in [37] is turned to nouns, and it does not account for discourse and pragmatic factors.
Second, epidemiologists who study mixtures must consider pragmatic factors when measuring a large number of environmental chemicals.
If so, the story about the tower does not show that the asymmetry present in the flagpole example must be accounted for in terms of pragmatic factors.
The audit team were not blinded to case note reviews, and pragmatic factors meant that sometimes a mixture of retrospective and prospective reviews were undertaken, increasing the potential for bias.
Allocation was based on pragmatic factors, such as availability of appointments, but this is not a good substitute for randomization.
They identify the specific causes of organizational drag--the collection of institutional factors that slow things down, decrease output, and drain people's energy--and then offer a pragmatic framework for how managers can overcome it.
