Sentence examples for current norms from inspiring English sources

Given that philosophy of neuroscience, as other branches of philosophy of science, has both descriptive and normative aims, it is critical to develop methods for accurate estimation of current norms and practices in neuroscience.

Rainfalls will be 50percentt heavier than current norms.

The residual leucocyte levels conform to current norms.

The independence judges then acquired had, by current norms, a limited meaning.

Thirty board members "is way, way out of line" with current norms, Mr. Elson said.

"There is no alternative candidate," he complained, evidently amused at the departure from current norms of democracy.

Since validated tools are scarce (Cruess et al. 2006), combining currently available instruments has become the current norm (Schuwirth and van der Vleuten 2004; van Mook, Gorter et al. 2009).

One example would be upgrading the current norm of single-glazed windows in high-rise buildings to double- or triple-glazed to improve energy efficiency.

And at some point Mr. Glasper began to notice that his trio's following skewed younger and more African-American than the current norm in jazz.

As is the current norm, most of the D.J.'s used the computer program Serato, meaning they didn't have to bring a crate of vinyl.

At the same time, the committee explicitly does not preclude students from following the current norm or arranging even more flexible academic programs.