Exemplos de uso de Pragmatic criteria em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Pragmatic criteria of definitions of neonatal near miss.
Such distinction follows pragmatic criteria rather than ontological ones.
Pragmatic criteria of the definition of neonatal near miss: a comparative study.
The completeness of the information from the pragmatic criteria in this study was excellent15 15.
We calculated the frequencies of the four life-threatening definitions evaluated with the presence of at least one of the pragmatic criteria.
The only definition of near miss based exclusively on pragmatic criteria is the one by Pileggi et al.13 13.
Figure Frequency of pragmatic criteria and their combinations* according to definition of neonatal near miss.
A serious pastoral problem arises from the fact that many people today judge Christian marriage exclusively by worldly and pragmatic criteria.
The presence of the three pragmatic criteria occurred in smaller numbers, regardless of the definition of near miss.
The worldview of the group under study is ambiguously articulated by two rationales modern andtraditional where evaluations based on economic and pragmatic criteria are combined with others, built on feelings and moral values.
The cutoff points of the pragmatic criteria varied according to the definitions of near miss analyzed, mainly gestational age.
An orthodox liturgy, that is, one which reveals the true faith, is never a compilation of various ceremonies,performed according to pragmatic criteria, constructed in a positivistic and arbitrary manner, today in such a way, tomorrow in another.
As expected, pragmatic criteria with higher cutoff points increased the frequency of live births with life-threatening conditions.
The definitions of near miss based exclusively on pragmatic criteria are valid and can be used for monitoring purposes.
We compared the pragmatic criteria(birth weight, gestational age, and 5' Apgar score) of the definitions of near miss of Pileggi et al., Pileggi-Castro et al., Souza et al., and Silva et al.
Thus, the replacement of the candidate was due to pragmatic criteria: Rio de Janeiro's samba simply was not a viable candidate.
The pragmatic criteria- markers of life threatening conditions of the newborn- and the cutoff points that support each of the four selected definitions of near miss are based on birth weight, gestational age, and fifth-minute Apgar scores Table 1.
Sundered from that truth, individuals are at the mercy of caprice, andtheir state as person ends up being judged by pragmatic criteria based essentially upon experimental data, in the mistaken belief that technology must dominate all.
Table 2 Frequency of pragmatic criteria of life-threatening conditions and the presence of at least one of the criteria according to the definitions studieda.
Michael Kinsley who represents the'Left' in the main stream debate, in an interesting article, he was then editor of the New Republic, in which he said that, we shouldn't be too quick to condemn State Department authorization for attacks on undefended civilian targets,because we have to apply pragmatic criteria.
In this study,we analyzed only the pragmatic criteria of each definition of near miss by the infant age component early neonatal: 0-6, neonatal: 0-27, and infant: 0-364 complete days.
Data from two large WHO surveys were used to validate the definition of neonatal near miss by comparing the pragmatic criteria of the above definitions and including, in a new definition, in addition to conditions of the newborn, management markers14 14.
The validation of the pragmatic criteria of the four definitions of near miss in three different components of infant mortality, with data from this study, showed similar values of sensitivity and specificity.
The objective of this study was to test the validity of the pragmatic criteria of the definitions of neonatal near miss, extending them throughout the infant period, and to estimate the indicators of perinatal care in public maternity hospitals.
Table 2 Frequency of pragmatic criteria of life-threatening conditions and the presence of at least one of the criteria according to the definitions studieda.
For the validation of the definitions of near miss based only on pragmatic criteria, we calculated sensitivity, specificity(considering infant mortality by the age component as the gold standard), and respective confidence intervals 95%CI.
The indicators based on the pragmatic criteria of the definition of early neonatal near miss adequately reflected the care demand and intra-hospital care in hospitalization for deliveries regardless of the definition of neonatal near miss.
The frequency ranking of the isolated pragmatic criteria and their possible combinations to characterize the life-threatening situation showed variation, according to the definitions of near miss Figure.
In this article, we tested the validity of the pragmatic criteria of the existing definitions of neonatal near miss, using them throughout the infant period, and we estimated indicators of perinatal care, related to the concept of neonatal near miss, in public maternity hospitals.
The main advantages of the pragmatic criteria for the definition of near miss are the availability of information on birth weight, gestational age, and Apgar scores in the maternity hospitals and the SINASC and the ease to use the classification for clinical and epidemiological purposes.