Sentence examples for desirable normative from inspiring English sources

A construct of 'global health', loaded with desirable, normative, but ineffective 'lines of division' can too easily encapsulate those who de facto, viz. in theory do not share, but especially in practice do not realise or even actively oppose the normative objectives.

The massive involvement of universities in these areas is pushed not only by motives in line with the (desirable) normative objectives, but apparently also by commercial interests, interests of national security, foreign policy and soft power, blue-washed by human rights rhetoric [ 3, 64].

The author argues for 'democratisation' and 'politicisation' of the field, to obtain and maintain desirable underlying normative objectives of the field.

There is a lot of individual and couple variation, and even once a month, once a year, or never might be normative, desirable or even required for certain people.

Furthermore, with modern oximeters capable of recording individual data points for extended periods, it is highly desirable to develop normative measurements which quantify the overall SpO2 distribution.

Moreover, they are engaging in an activity that is deemed slightly inappropriate in a culture that views driving as normative and desirable and, arguably, views cycling as anti-conventional and possibly even infantile.

Furthermore, worrying developments in the global health-scape can occur under the cover of desirable, a priori attached normative 'ideals'ideals

Undesirable desire turned desirable.

Intervention children are taller and significantly less likely to be stunted, their weight for height is at the desirable mean score of 0 (normative weight) at 6 months post birth.

There is also some normative guidance on the desirable rate of staff movement.

Normative needs are those defined by health professionals, administrators or experts in relation to norms or a desirable standard [ 29].