This is done by a survey-based experimental analysis using a normative model of supply chain management, which is motivated by consideration of Little's law in a supply chain context.
This paper can be seen as developing the consequences of such ways of reasoning by deriving functional models of linear receptive fields using a normative approach.
The activity of using a normative sentence as in the first example is sometimes referred to as "norming"—it creates a norm by granting permission by the very use.
It allows for both response-dependent views that embrace normative reduction (by using a notion of "appropriate" sentiments) and views that instead reduce value to natural facts (about what sentiments are "called forth").
Apart from assessing their normative treatment needs, there was also a need to estimate their subjective oral health needs by using a suitable child OHRQoL measure.
Choice of normative database and number of skeletal sites considered had a substantial effect on the estimated prevalence of osteoporosis in older men in this study; a fourfold increase in the prevalence occurred when we defined osteoporosis by using NOF (male normative database, three skeletal sites) instead of WHO (female normative database, one skeletal site) criteria.
The national government tried to steer the programmes towards a more work-line principle by using normative and economic instruments.
Westin and Nilstun [ 13] discuss the principles and whether a certain type of ethical conflict (patient with ischemic heart disease) could be resolved by using "normative" reasoning with the ethical principles.
Community managed software projects protect their work by using several legal and normative tactics, which should not be conflated with a disregard for or neglect of intellectual property rights.
The fundamental idea of "restoration" or "Christian Primitivism" is that problems or deficiencies in the church can be corrected by using the primitive church as a "normative model".
