As underlined by Sands et al [ 19], in this way, an unmet need is considered a normative need, and estimates are different from what can be found in other studies in which unmet needs were often determined through participant self-reporting [ 9, 10, 14, 16, 17, 21].
Similarly, a voluntary CSR initiative may also be considered a form of normative isomorphism as it is increasingly adopted over time.
Whether to include productivity costs must be considered an ethical, normative question.
One may, however, wonder if normative economics cannot also be considered a part of political philosophy.
The normative dowry is set so high that an Egyptian man earning what's considered a decent income, LE3000 per month, cannot afford marriage.
Almost 40%% of individuals in this sample are consuming alcohol at a 'hazardous' level (total AUDIT score 8+)—which may be considered as "normative".
Since each model may be considered as normative for some regions and as alternative for other regions, we are not drawing distinctions between models.
Performance dimensions and sub dimensions together could be considered to reflect a normative performance theory, or 'performance schema', of physician performance in general practice, built upon what 'raters actually pay attention to and comment upon in practice'.
It is safe to say that Hartshorne's vigorous efforts on behalf of process theism are the single most important factor in eroding the consensus among philosophers that an eternal, immutable, and impassible deity should be considered normative for philosophical theology.
The lingering disagreements about which Christological model was to be considered normative burst into the open in the early 4th century in what became known as the Arian controversy, possibly the most-intense and most-consequential theological dispute in early Christianity.
