Moreover, in pragmatic trials, it is still desirable and often possible to blind the assessor or obtain an objective source of data for evaluation of outcomes.
Moreover, if a pragmatic dimension is incorporated in the conception of functionalism, functionalism seems to contradict reductionist interpretations; it may be impossible as a matter of practice to specify the relevant roles using only the resources of the lower-level theories (cf. Van Gulick 2010).
Moreover, this approach could be pragmatic taking into account the evolution of inflammatory patterns along time with an initial intense inflammatory response that may result in organ dysfunction and early death, followed by a later phase characterized by a post-aggressive immunosuppression [25].
Moreover they need to be pragmatic.
Moreover, this was a large pragmatic study that included patients typical of those who receive intravenous rehydration in developed countries, thus supporting the generalisability and external validity of our findings.
Moreover, this study design provides pragmatic results to answer the question how to treat any patient that presents with potentially resectable PHC and biliary obstruction in the future liver remnant.
Moreover, there also remains the informal, pragmatic approach that can be applied even more widely.
These studies operationalized pragmatic comprehension ability in different ways; moreover, they reported mixed findings regarding the success of their instruments.
Moreover, to give religious experience as he does a merely pragmatic value seems both to be begging the question and to be making light of a grave problem" (4).
This unity is moreover an instance of Neurath's persistent views: his pragmatic and conventionalist epistemology and his view of the unity of science.
Moreover, whilst the use of rodent cultures provides a pragmatic solution to the problem of generating reproducibly myelinated cultures from human tissue, they will not detect pathogenic autoantibodies unless these exhibit a significant degree of species cross-reactivity.
