In the first three panels, the voices of Reason, Conscience and Practicality offer their well-thought-out reasons why you should wear galoshes in the rain.
He shows convincingly and poetically that architecture arises not from utility and reason, practicality and technique, but from the desire to sensualize and poeticize the human condition.
He argues that it is unlikely that a test of the effects of lifelong restriction in humans under controlled conditions will ever be done, for reasons of cost and practicality.
For reasons of constitutionality and practicality, it seems unlikely that Caylee's Law will ever be realized at the federal level.
Both for reasons of inclusivity and practicality it was agreed to make the survey generally available.
Most of the evidence to date has come from laboratory data, mainly for reasons of cost and practicality.
Surrogates are often biomarkers such as hemoglobin A1C [Hblood, blood pressure, lipid levels, etc. Surrogate outcomes are used in clinical trials for reasons of efficiency and practicality; they can be measured with fewer patients, less invasiveness and a shorter observation period [ 8].
For this reason, and also for practicality, most epidemiological studies use spirometry to identify people with COPD, making the issue of spirometric definition of bronchial obstruction an important one.
It is typical to implement database relationships in ways which exceed the complexity of the theoretical data model on which they are based (for performance and practicality reasons).
Wards covering the islands, areas north of the Caledonian Canal, or those with fewer than three urban/suburban Enumeration Districts, were excluded from the sampling frame for cost and practicality reasons.
