Sentence examples for pragmatic risk from inspiring English sources
Although risk of hospital-associated venous thromboembolism (HA-VTE) differs between critically and non-critically ill children, studies to date have not led to distinct, pragmatic risk scores.
However, it should be remembered that this analysis was based on a relatively small number of cases that had already undergone a pragmatic risk stratification that is different to the widely adopted MASCC scoring system.
Thus, a rational and pragmatic risk stratification process should include both peak VO2 and ventilatory efficiency parameters, and in particular, the measurement of the Ve/VCO2 slope and ventilatory equivalent for carbon dioxide should be performed in patients with PAH/CTEPH.
Women are more pragmatic, risk-averse and, unburdened by testosterone, less bellicose.
Selfie-taking yet unselfish, connected yet lonely, anxious yet pragmatic, risk-averse yet entrepreneurial, Generation K is a distinct cadre, a generation very different from those that preceded them.
Leaders need followers in order to lead, and without the enrollment of their teams, pragmatic leaders risk standing alone.
79 80 Complex healthcare interventions administered as part of a pragmatic trial risk being administered suboptimally, compared with being administered in routine care.
The prime minister's job, Mr Prokhorov says, would be nice.Those who know him say that he is both pragmatic and risk-driven.
On the plus side, the evidence points to Neanderthals as supremely pragmatic, stoic, risk-tolerant when it came to getting food, and both sympathetic and empathetic, caring for disabled individuals in their communities.
The aim of the project ECOtoxicity investigations of COSMetic ingredients is to develop the 'poorly solubles approach' into a pragmatic tool for risk assessment of the important and environmentally relevant group of highly lipophilic substances with a narcotic mode of action.
But the responsibility for governing will force even the most extreme elements to accept more pragmatic policies, or risk alienating the majority and ultimately be removed from office.
