Defaults in OT pragmatics combine the precision of a formal account with the psychological reality of Gricean intention-based explanations.
This was a pragmatic decision based on the lack of precision about precisely what services are included in the package for the poor.
The complex interplay between pragmatic design options, feasibility, stakeholder acceptability, validity, precision, and generalizability will be clarified.
However, we believe that the protocol used in the current study represents a pragmatic balance between the need for experimental precision and the burden this would place on patients.
Ease of setup, operational simplicity, high precision and reliable storage of samples are all pragmatic bonuses.
The framework that we have described is a pragmatic representation of forest degradation that uses ensemble statistics to mitigate the poor precision of current SAR biomass estimates [13, 17, 20].
The framework that we have described is a pragmatic representation of forest degradation that uses ensemble statistics to mitigate the poor precision of current SAR biomass estimates [ 13, 17, 20].
To illustrate how pragmatic trial design elements or inserting explanatory trial elements in pragmatic trials affect validity, generalizability, precision, and operational feasibility.
This pragmatic approach was required because large differences in the sample size necessarily mean varying the precision of CI by ethnic group.
This second article in the series on pragmatic trials describes the challenges in selection of sites for pragmatic clinical trials and the impact on validity, precision, and generalizability of the results.
