Examples have included piloting questionnaires for clients in an acute stroke unit, and collecting retrospective client data to inform and develop a prospective data collection protocol for language development norms in children with Down Syndrome.
Quantifying morphological and functional development in children's feet, and thereby establishing development norms is difficult.
Philanthropies avoid not only "any brave, daring, giant, new fundraising endeavors," but they also shy away from investing in strategies that challenge traditional development norms.
A small number of 3 year old children also participated, but were selected on the basis of being at or above growth and development norms for children in Bangladesh.
An open letter to our new Assembly Members n November 2014, a new social accountability tool for Ghana; the District League Table (DLT) was developed and launched by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Ghana and the Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), in collaboration with Dumsor: shedding some light on development norms?
The U.S. psychologist Ralph H. Turner and the U.S. sociologist Lewis M. Killian define collective behaviour on the basis of "the spontaneous development of norms and organization which contradict or reinterpret the norms and organization of society".
In most developed countries, higher standards of IP protection have evolved alongside the development of norms providing effective defence against anti-competitive practices related to the acquisition and exercise of IP rights.
Furthermore, the development of norms for protecting human rights proceeded unevenly, slowed by sharp ideological divisions.
Second, Mr Linker seems unclear about the distinction between the unplanned development of norms or rules and the unplanned higher-order patterns that rule-bound behaviour can generate.
"Today's judgment is a positive development whereby norms of justice have prevailed," said Raza Rumi, a political analyst and columnist in the eastern city of Lahore.
