Sentence examples for at a normative from inspiring English sources

At a normative level, bureaucratic centralism is adopted by the government.

The expected vacancy rate was set in initial modeling at a normative rate of 3% for RNs, and 5% for LPNs and HCAs.

An alternative, and quite different, typology is offered by Molewijk et al. [ 9], who distinguish between different kinds of research strategy by reference to the locus of moral authority in order to clarify how best to arrive at a normative conclusion.

The principle of fiscal equivalence is generally looked at as a normative standard for agency design: It tells us how agencies should be designed.

As a fellow at the China and The World Program she will look at China as a normative actor and its impact on the international economic and legal order, with a particular focus on the One Belt One Road.

We would argue that publications on empirical studies in medical ethics as a normative discipline should always include at least some reference to normative analysis.

The disorganization of militant work, which has become both a fact of struggle and at times a normative ideal, demands an adjusted form of political enquiry from the left.

At the same time, a normative framework within which the social model is relevant will suggest not only policy goals but also an institutional design.

Surface-based measurements were computed at each vertex for a normative healthy control group (n = 41, 82 hemispheres), as well as for each patient (n = 11, 13 lesional hemispheres).

At the societal level, a normative change was observed during a period of three years; a steep decrease in women's norms and attitudes tolerating abuse were found whether abused or not.

I anticipate, however, that some of the global health researchers with a background in empirical disciplines will argue that there is an important difference between describing the politics that underpin global health at present, and expressing a normative opinion about those politics.