Sentence examples for a normative assessment of from inspiring English sources

At the dental appointment, the examining dentist recorded a normative assessment of patient priority of access to treatment as an estimated number of months that could reasonably be waited until dental treatment.

This quote illustrates the difference between the carer's felt need and a normative assessment of need, demonstrating that the carer is quite clear about the type of service she would like to receive and would accept.

At the same time, the increased distribution of these types of documents and processes implies a normative assessment, i.e. it is beneficial to involve the patients and relatives in such discussions.

A method that records the perceptions of enamel opacities, and its impact upon individuals in the population would seem to be more appropriate than a measure which relates only to a normative assessment.

Clinical (normative) assessment of these pathologies is an expensive, invasive and uncomfortable procedure for many people.

The entry as a whole will explore the validity of justice considerations for the normative assessment of various aspects of intergenerational relations.

Yet it seems that these contingent facts about different income tax systems could not possibly make any significant difference to our normative assessment of them.

ELSA was forged to amplify the strengths and forego the weaknesses of the previous approaches discussed above, in response to the on-going quest for ways to institutionalise normative assessment of science and technology in European policy processes.

But if the selection of outcome dimensions is shifted to also include the quality and quantity of social relations and support, and being able to engage in hands-on care, then the normative assessment of gender inequality becomes less univocal and requires much further argument and normative defense, including being explicit about how to aggregate different dimensions (Robeyns 2003).

There are well known limitations of the normative assessment of oral health and needs [ 30].

The dependent variable used for the validation was the dentist's normative assessment of patients' priority of access to treatment and was dichotomised by months to be waited before treatment into ≤6 months (PriorityTx) or 7+ months (no-PriorityTx).