Sentence examples for consideration of norms from inspiring English sources

From these detections and additional information that were extracted from the reconstructed model, i.e. the adjacency of walls and the location of openings (windows and doors), the location of preferred installation zones for electrical wirings are generated in consideration of norms and requirements.

As Mahler et al.'s [ 26] study did not include a consideration of norms in the context of other known influences on sun safe behaviour such as attitudinal and control factors, it is not possible to determine the effects of these norms within the context of a comprehensive model of decision making.

A second difference from Quine is also important: for the crux of the Legal Realist position (at least for the majority of Realists) is that non-legal reasons (e.g., judgments of fairness, or consideration of commercial norms) explain the decisions.

29 In our analysis, the availability of local epidemiological and economic information, and explicit consideration of local norms for clinical and public health practice, helped to reveal limitations in the transferability of conclusions from one setting to another and to develop national estimates of cost effectiveness for selected interventions.

Furthermore, broad scale implementation of the cards will require a functional supply management system beyond mechanisms used for this study, as well as consideration of the social norms that influence provider-patient interactions.

Aside from the consideration of the impact of cultural norms, an increasing number of empirical studies have focused on the roles of economic logic and personal choice in living arrangements.

This could prevent ethical and governance blind spots and encourage the evaluation of current ethical norms and consideration of possible new ones.

Consequently, the values, practices and principles defining research integrity mainly reflect the social norms and values in HICs, and do not always adequately take into consideration the norms and values of LMIC researchers.

Group norms involve a consideration of whether important group members perform the behaviour (i.e. behavioural norm) and the evaluation of the behaviour by the group (i.e. group attitude).

The flexibility and negotiation potential of norms, however, are not taken into consideration by the social identity theorists.

This is significant, as in making this recommendation, the committee effectively privileged judgement of medical practice (in relation to biomedical, procedural norms) over a consideration of the processes involved in the construction of medical practice.