In chest imaging, this means very pragmatically to implement, whenever possible, the expertise to shift the diagnosis from ionizing imaging testing to non-ionizing techniques, for instance with lung ultrasound integrating - and in selected case replacing - chest X-ray and chest CT whenever possible [21].
To verify the feasibility of the proposed mechanism in this paper, consequently, we propose an integrated approach to the visualization of indoor temperature changes using several pragmatically implemented software and hardware modules.
Pragmatically, implementing a protocol that required three familiarization sessions followed by two to three testing sessions in a large randomized trial or longitudinal epidemiological study would be challenging.
No longer does it give everyone - local governments, Department of Revenue, caregivers - a year to pragmatically write and implement this new system.
So, since we know what's good for us - speaking more pragmatically than metaphorically - let's implement it.
Maturity level of technological solutions allows organizations to assess pragmatically strategic risk exposure of implementing complex system innovation.
In June 2008, therefore, a protocol amendment was implemented to widen the eligibility criteria to more pragmatically include patients assessed by their clinician to be at high risk of early breast cancer relapse irrespective of hormone receptor status.
Pragmatically, measurements of peroneal CMAP could be implemented to diagnose all patients with ICU-acquired neuromuscular disorders, either CIP or CIM, while other tests, such as measurement of dmCMAP, could be used to differentiate CIM from CIP.
High implementation level was defined pragmatically as 80% or more, as no schools had implemented 100% of the components.
The study has been designed pragmatically to ensure that its findings can be implemented into clinical practice if acupuncture or gabapentine are found to be effective treatment strategies in acute herpes zoster pain.
