Sentence examples for end of the normative from inspiring English sources
Both groups started the study with similar adherence scores at the lower end of the normative range (23).
To be sure, I am not asking all global health recommendations to begin or end with extensive elaborations of the normative starting point used by the researchers.
"Many scientific disagreements boil down to issues that are more at the normative end of the spectrum than the factual end, and this controversy over endocrine disruptors is a perfect example," says Scott Findlay, an environmental scientist at the University of Ottawa.
Furthermore, they found that 9 months after the end of treatment until the end of the study, survivors had clinically more financial difficulties than the normative sample.
All four composite z-scores fell within the lower end of the average range, with group means within one standard deviation of the normative sample.
Normative scenarios begin with a set of characteristics at the end of the time horizon and are constructed backwards (15).
On one end of the spectrum are arguments that turn on the idea that there are direct conceptual entailments from meaning statements to normative consequences; on the other end are arguments that depend on substantial theoretical assumptions about meaning.
During puberty and adolescent development there may be some overlap between normative testing of sexuality and gender roles in the one end, and gender dysphoria as a disorder in the other end of the spectrum.
Of course, the normative focus on ends does not imply that the capability approach does not at all value means such as material or financial resources.
Despite the currently intensive normative debate about end-of-life issues, the paper is not supposed to take any position on the question as to whether euthanasia should be legalised or not.
