The practicality of the your decision.
Costa's patient, oblique framing gives Straub a stage on which to declaim his conjoined ideals of "theatrical abstraction" and political revolution, yet also keeps close watch on the practicalities of editorial decision-making, about which the pair are uniquely articulate.
"For the practicality of the program, the decision might be more specific, hormone first before getting to the other stuff.
Focus group opinions of acceptability of motions of floors resulting from walking footfall impacts were collected as an indication of the practicality of using engineering design decisions to control vibration of beam-and-deck floors.
The practicalities of everyday clinical decision making involve a lot of muddling through beyond what decision trees take into consideration.
A simple literature example illustrates the practicality of the proposed procedure and its usability as a decision support tool.
Santa Cruz was selected for the beauty, rather than the practicality, of its location, however, and its remoteness led to the decision to develop a residential college system that would house most of the students on-campus.
As for any testing program, considerations of practicality largely dictate decisions throughout the test development process (Bachman & Palmer, 2010), and given our modest budget for test development, we needed to ensure that an optimal design plan was in place to balance construct coverage and cost.
We question the practicality of this particular criterion when deciding conservation priority or making taxonomic decisions because with highly polymorphic loci, most, if not all, populations are likely to contain at least some unique alleles.
In addition, our decisions for how to balance the construct representativeness and practicality of the speaking tests are discussed.
