Sentence examples similar to a prescriptive term from inspiring English sources

Dao remains essentially a concept of guidance, a prescriptive or normative term.

"It is a (welcome) complementary alternative to traditional equity funding by PEs/VCs that often comes with more prescriptive terms," said Kenneth Paqvalen, the CFO of the MariaDB Corporation.

Normative analytical modeling captures the essentials of a decision problem in terms of closed-form mathematical representations to produce a prescriptive result (Meredith et al. 1989).

ECD offers a principled approach to assessment design and statistical model construction and serves a prescriptive approach for analysts to take advantage of this power in terms of assessment design, model estimation, and substantive inference.

The term approach is used rather than design as interpretive description does not have a prescriptive set of steps.

Since then, the terms tactics and strategy have usually marched together, but over time each has acquired both a prescriptive and a descriptive meaning.

I'm not a prescriptive director.

She was never a prescriptive mother.

Historically, liberal internationalism has been a prescriptive ideology.

However, policy analysis often includes a prescriptive dimension as well as a descriptive one.

She does not offer a prescriptive solution on how to do it.