Sentence examples for absence of normative from inspiring English sources

We then move on to a second conception of objectivity as absence of normative commitments and value-freedom, and once more we contrast arguments in favor of such a conception with the challenges it faces.

To define "unusual" BTBR vocalization patterns in the absence of normative sonographs of USVs across inbred strains of mice, we compared USVs in BTBR versus three control strains typically used in behavioral genetics and as backgrounds for breeding genetically modified mice.

Absence of normative OIDP scores of the general Sudanese adult population, further limits possibility to use the general population as control group.

20 A weighted-health score based on UK normative data was assigned to each individual in the absence of normative data for Ireland.

In the absence of normative data with regard to the base population of war-exposed Austrians, it is unclear whether our sample was truly representative.

Although BASFI is a widely applied tool to measure functional impairment in patients with AS, the comparability of BASFI across clinical populations has been hampered by the absence of normative data.

In the absence of a normative in the field, this chapter proposes an unconventional methodology to evaluate the viscoelastic behavior of biological tissues.

So the point of Zhuangzi's own reflections on the absence of natural normative endorsement of our shì-fēithis-not that  decisions should not guide us to stop making them.

The impulse proposal solves an alleged disanalogy between color and sound, i.e. the absence of a normative analogon of white light in the case of sounds (O'Callaghan 2007).

Yet policy integration, in its current hierarchical format, is marred by a lack of universality of its interpretation, a failure to anticipate the complexities of coordinated effort, dearth of information about its design and the absence of a normative perspective to share responsibility.

In absence of a normative benchmark these studies leave it to the reader to approve or disapprove the results.