Sentence examples for collective normative from inspiring English sources

Successful proliferation relates to the problem solving circumstances of the specific self-referential neoplastic player and the degree to which collective normative cellular resources can be either recruited or organized in opposition.

In the expert meeting, we discussed the palliative care team's collective normative frameworks, their daily routines, and the potential impact of teleconsultation on their daily work with two physicians and a member of staff.

Because focus groups aim at discourse including collective orientations and normative meanings, the data gathered are not appropriate for assessing MHPs "real" practices in managing reproductive issues.

Findings indicate significantly more DM1 patients than normative collectives showing signs of a clinical depression.

This study showed deficits in several cognitive abilities when patients with DM1 are compared to normative collectives.

The point prevalence of depression in normative collectives ranges between 2-5% [ 27], indicating a significantly higher prevalence of depression among DM1 patients and the CCG.

A substantial proportion of patients with DM1 (> 40%) scored worse in comparison to normative collectives on tests measuring executive, arithmetic, attention, speed and visuospatial abilities.

This study show deficits in tests associated with executive, visuospatial, arithmetic, attention and speed dependent ability when patients with DM1 are compared to normative collectives.

Harambee collectives have a strong normative component for social cohesion in addition to surplus creation functions.

The main goal here is to characterize different voting methods in terms of abstract normative principles of collective decision making.

They distinguish an authoritarian form of filial piety, driven by adherence to parents' normative authority and collective family identification, from reciprocal affection that is grounded in 'the psychological need for mutual relatedness between two individuals', rather than prescriptive role models (Yeh et al. 2013: 2013).