A stepwise evaluation can be designed such that tests obtained in higher (earlier) tiers have a greater expected diagnostic yield, lower invasiveness of testing, better potential of intervention, and easier overall practicality.
Many commentators have acknowledged the fact that the usual courtroom maxim that is "to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth" is not so easy to apply in practicality.
Many commentators have acknowledged the fact that the usual courtroom maxim to "tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth" is not so easy to apply in practicality.
In Forsythe and Thomas' (1989) study, the attributes of comfort, easy care, durability, luxuriousness, and practicality appeared to contribute the most influence to the first major component for cotton.
Historically, a gentleman's agreement in the auto business limited performance cars to a top speed of 155 mph, and many automakers still stick with that (mainly out of practicality; it's easier to certify a car's tires and other systems to go 155 mph than to go 205 mph).
We will now produce a practical, easy-to-use handbook on the specific practicalities of how visits should be supervised.
Asian and European urbanites have long embraced the low initial cost, easy parking, traffic-thwarting maneuverability and practicality of scooters.
These biocatalysts offer several advantages over traditional chemical routes, such as practicality, high efficiency, selectivity, easy separation from the unreacted substrates, and mild reaction conditions [ 5, 14– 16].
And, practicalities aside, it's easy to understand his enthusiasm.
"People are used to practicality ― it is easier to go to the supermarket only once a week, or ask for just one large plate at a restaurant," Szrajer said.
