Sentence examples for pragmatically estimated from inspiring English sources
For children under 12 years of age, the loading dose was pragmatically estimated at 15 mg/kg (maximum dose 1 g) followed by an infusion of 2 mg/kg/hour for at least 8 hours or until the bleeding stops [ 39] (Table 2).
Staff have to estimate the impact of finance "pragmatically" by other means.
Pragmatically, where accurate estimates of genetic distances are not the priority, MergeMap provides a rapid and relatively reliable solution, especially where component maps have been generated with consistently low error rates for marker scores.
Thus, if the investigator is planning a large study and the sample mean is an appropriate summary measure of the HRQoL outcome, then pragmatically there is no need to worry about the distribution of the HRQoL outcome and we can use standard methods to estimate sample sizes and analyse the data.
The adjustment to UNAIDS estimates was due to two main reasons: technically, it improves the estimates by taking into account the additional information obtained from EPP/Spectrum; pragmatically, it produces a coherent set of estimates between the several approaches used by UNAIDS.
We pragmatically defined 'acceptable precision' of a harm rate estimate as an estimation error less than ±25%.
Sample size was pragmatically chosen to enable a moderately precise estimate of patient characteristics, but without the power to detect differences between years.
I view abortion pragmatically.
Verdict Pragmatically hard Brexit.
I'm a catch, pragmatically speaking.
