Sentence examples for ideally pragmatic from inspiring English sources
For example, ideally, pragmatic trials enrol patients typical of normal caseload in typical settings with typically trained and experienced practitioners following them under routine conditions (ref. 37, p. 251).
Additional RCTs are needed to assess the effectiveness and safety of HU in children below 5 years in Africa ideally using pragmatic regimens with low frequency haematological monitoring.
His laser-like focus on meditation, and his skill in presenting a systematic, universal practice that was suitable for both secular self-improvement and spiritual enlightenment, were ideally suited for the rational, pragmatic West.
This was a pragmatic study - ideally it would have included a greater number of homes, and randomised homes to intervention or control status.
Ideally, future studies should combine pragmatic randomised trial designs with the exploratory possibilities offered by qualitative research methods [ 22- 25].
Ideally, well-executed and blinded pragmatic RCTs that allocate patients with type 2 diabetes to different insulin regimens and evaluate CV outcomes would provide the highest quality information to elucidate this relationship.
Ideally, the report should state that the trial is pragmatic in attitude (and why) and explain the purpose of the trial in relationship to the decisions that it is intended to inform and in which settings.
On a pragmatic note, the simple forms of neoclassicism were ideally suited to being manufactured in huge quantities in Wedgwood's factories.
We define "the global middle class" in a very pragmatic way, using income as the single metric (one should ideally add education levels, housing and wealth, but the data to do so are not easily available) and apply what is by now an almost standard definition, introduced by the World Bank (and recently reused by Pew Research Center).
Many of you have told your constituents that you're ideally for single payer and are only supporting a "robust" public option as a "pragmatic" alternative that can be passed now.
