If we combine the good clinical practice, AND measuring compliance to this practice at least once a year (a very pragmatic objective), this was reported by 57% (hand hygiene), 29% (daily interruption of sedation) and 26% (oral care with chlorhexidine) of the participants to this survey (European estimates).
"But," Reedy said, "he simply could not see a concept without an immediate, pragmatic objective".
Without a pragmatic and objective definition of a C-host (who should be palliated), the selection of a curative (surgical) treatment strategy, according to the Cierny and Mader classification system, is based on prior clinical experience [7].
The derived DAS scores provide a pragmatic, ecological, objective measurement which may improve the prediction of future dementia, be used as an outcome measurement in clinical trials and lead to earlier therapeutic intervention.
The governor's plan for CUNY would fulfill two pragmatic objectives at once.
"'I'm a revolutionary!' What's your revolution?" Although their tumblr website is full of apocalyptic imagery and calls to arms, Wu Lyf have more modest ambitions, or at least more specific and pragmatic objectives than the vague, grand rock gesture.
Still, it's important to set pragmatic objectives for your mobility strategy.
In terms of the physiological status of the host, the Cierny and Mader classification system was modified in order to provide a more pragmatic and objective definition of a C-host.
Muḥammad ʿAlī was a pragmatic statesman whose principal objective was to secure for himself and his family the unchallenged possession of Egypt.
This is a pragmatic trial; hence, the objective of the trial is to assess the benefits of the treatment in routine clinical practice.
It focuses on three combined strategies based on the targeted objectives and a pragmatic vision of the evaluation.
