Sentence examples for applied normative from inspiring English sources

We have argued that empirical research in EE is not an end in itself, but vital for reaching applied normative conclusions.

Instead, we applied normative inversion to individuals with Wolf Hirschhorn, Williams Beuren, Silver Russell, Rubinstein–Taybi and Smith Magenis syndromes to demonstrate the similarity of their inversions to individuals in the published literature with corresponding duplications/mutations at 4p16.3, 7q11.23, 11p15, 16p13.3 and 17p11.2 (supplementary Figs. S2 S6).

Applying normative data internationally is questionable.

In the more normative approach, innovation can be responsive by applying normative 'anchor points' (von Schomberg, 2013) as its goals, such as sustainability or public health.

While the former mainly apply normative or positive mathematical programming models (Louhichi et al., [2010]), in the latter environmental impacts are estimated using econometric or statistical models (see Buysse et al., [2007] for a review).

The result of applying normative analytical modeling and multi-criteria decision analysis is formulated in terms of a decision model including decision variables and alternatives, constraints as well as assumptions.

Therefore, researchers and clinicians might want to consider the clinical significance of gender and age differences when applying normative bandings to specific child populations [ 12].

The fact that the health harms arising from alcohol are more ambiguous may make it more difficult to apply normative pressures under similar treaty dispute situations.

Therefore, applying normative data is useful in further characterizing AGD in these disorders, as highlighted in a recent review (Dean and Sharpe 2013).

We selected three of our key questions because they align conceptually with the three broad, principal reasons suggested by Oxfam 2 for US foreign aid: national security, economics and applying normative values [ 13].

It is striking that very few proposals on selecting and weighting or aggregating have been worked out by philosophers based on foundational work in ethical theory; instead, most of the proposals on selecting or weighting have been formulated by scholars working in applied ethics, normative political philosophy, or engaged with normative work in the social sciences.