Sentence examples for consistent with the normative from inspiring English sources

Thus, although their use of these imperfectly learned hazard rates was consistent with the normative model, their overall decisions in some cases fell short of the ideal observer.

The subjects appeared to be using these learned, subjective estimates of hazard rate in a manner consistent with the normative model, for several reasons.

Also consistent with our results from the triangles task, the subjects appeared to be using their adaptive estimates of λ in a manner consistent with the normative model, based on several lines of evidence.

With regards to the Jamar dynamometer, MGS expressed by age range observed in the present study were consistent with the normative values observed in previous studies either in adults [ 18, 21– 24] or in children [ 25, 26].

Our estimates of BP control in diabetic hypertensive persons is fairly consistent with US normative data, as the most current data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey estimate that across the US, 37.5% of diabetic persons have BP controlled to this level [ 21].

Consistent with the differences observed among normative populations [ 50], SF-36 and EQ-5D scores were generally lowest among female PHN patients, however differences compared to male PHN patients were non-significant.

The 12-month prevalences of the selected ICD mental disorders in this study are consistent with the 12-month prevalence from normative samples [ 11].

However, given the relatively few parameters per block in our model, plus its ability to capture many aspects of the behavioral data, we believe that we have presented a compelling case that, to a very large degree, our subjects' behavior is consistent with a normative process using imperfect estimates of hazard rate.

Our global prediction (consistent with the adaptive suppression hypothesis emerging from the normative literature) was that suppression would in fact be a beneficial form of emotion regulation, successfully 'down regulating' negative affect.

The finding of relatively high levels of anxiety (mean = 7.43) and low levels of depression (mean = 3.25) is entirely consistent with the most recent investigation reporting HADS normative anxiety (mean = 7.50) and depression (mean = 3.30) data in a relatively large (N = 731) population of women with breast cancer [ 55].

The current findings imply that in order for a risk reduction intervention to be effective, it needs also to intervene on a normative level to make sure that group norms are consistent with the direction of the intervention.