Sentence examples for a specific normative from inspiring English sources

It comes with a specific normative power: If a reduction can be effected, it should be effected.

This reconceptualized right should provide a specific normative protection from potential neurotechnology-enabled interventions involving the unauthorized alteration of a person's neural computation and potentially resulting in direct harm to the victim.

Such recognition implies that you bear obligations to treat her in a certain way, that is, you recognize a specific normative status of the other person, e.g., as a free and equal person.

Let us now turn in the final section of this entry to a specific normative aspect of institutions, namely their conformity or lack of it with principles of distributive justice.

While constructivism does not mandate any specific normative ethics and is often found combined with contractualism, as on the Scanlonian and Hobbesian models, some have suggested that Utilitarianism is a natural candidate for being paired with constructivism (cf. Rawls 1971, 251 fn. 29; O'Neill 2009, §2; Timmons 2003, §1).

The information obtained by the experimental activity will be the basis for the development of a new specific normative framework arranged to prevent fire and applied to hydrogen.

On the basis of evidence from randomized trials in women, these men with osteoporosis defined using a young female specific normative database are most likely to benefit from drug treatment to prevent fracture.

The approach has been developed in a variety of more specific normative theories, such as (partial) theories of social justice or accounts of development ethics.

Because ECGs of pediatric patients differ from those of adults in a number of ways, specific normative data has to be established for this population.

A t-score is derived for each scale, based on a large age and gender specific normative sample.

A society can be judged according to these normative factors, both in a global sense (i.e. how good is the social quality of a particular society) but also in terms of the specific normative factors (i.e. which factors require policy response in a particular society).