Sentence examples for more pragmatic evaluation from inspiring English sources

While cancer prevention and control interventions have traditionally been evaluated by 'gold standard' randomized clinical trial designs, a better understanding of the nature, processes, and outcomes of special events calls for an appreciation of other more pragmatic evaluation designs since this is a new field and methods are evolving [ 41].

In this regard, we propose a more pragmatic "per-relation" basis performance evaluation method instead of the conventional per-instance basis method.

A randomised controlled trial would provide more robust evidence about effectiveness, but this pragmatic evaluation provides useful evidence on how to improve care in a setting where HIV/AIDS is a national emergency.

The approach is based on the same principles as economic evaluation, but has been argued to be more pragmatic and is applicable at various levels within health organizations.

Using more real-life setting observational data or more pragmatic clinical trials could improve the external validity of an economic evaluation attached to a clinical trial.

More intensively supported cCBT might have been more likely to have resulted in a positive outcome but would have diluted the pragmatic evaluation of the effectiveness of cCBT as it is offered in primary care.

Given these observations, we introduce a new performance evaluation method based on "per-relation" basis instead of the conventional per-instance basis, which is more pragmatic in practice.

They're much more pragmatic.

Ms. Maguire was more pragmatic.

Ms. Pekoe was more pragmatic.

More pragmatic considerations also apply.