Under normal listening conditions, when utterances are typically grounded in a pragmatically rich context, activity within the system is most heavily weighted towards the semantic coherence and plausibility of the sentence and less heavily driven by syntactic analysis.
This study used a large consecutive series of invasive breast carcinoma patients to demonstrate an association between breast cancer-specific overall survival and calpain-2 expression in both pragmatically defined basal-like and triple-negative phenotype subgroups.
One of the initial research questions addressed in AMIGO concerns the health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields, including mobile phone use as part of both a collaborative effort of multiple cohort studies in the Netherlands (pragmatically called the 'Pooled Cohort Study') and the international COSMOS study.
Although the original validation of Sepsis-3 definitions did not include patients with ICU LOS <2 days [9], we included all patients in the period described, independently of LOS, in order to pragmatically test the definitions in our ICU.
Baldwin's political instincts always reflected the circumstances of his time – the national virtue of coalition government in wartime, the need to adapt pragmatically in peacetime.
The study was designed in this way to be run pragmatically in the context of the clinics' normal activities.
"When I'm ready for color, it's not just about pragmatically filling in the spaces, it's about putting paint down, letting it travel in the valleys and ridges, and seeing where and how it all comes to rest".
In these cases the MRL values appear to have been adjusted pragmatically in response to actual observed, or expected, increases in the content of residues in glyphosate-tolerant soybeans.
In many popular locations, a certain amount of leeway is conferred pragmatically in order to protect the tourist industry.
