Sentence examples for formulation of the normative from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the identification of possible biases is a crucial point: Normative interests can lead to bias in the interpretation of the empirical data, and the state of empirical research may lead to a bias in the formulation of the normative question.

We believe by taking an approach to bioethics in which empirical research is integrated into the formulation of normative ethical principles, the conclusions of empirical studies may provide health care professionals and researchers with normative principles about how to analyse, reason and act in practice in ethically difficult situations.

In Ebbesen & Pedersen [ 6] we argue that the phenomenological hermeneutical method can be combined with the moral philosophical method of Wide Reflective Equilibrium (WRE) as a decision procedure for the formulation of normative principles, because WRE is a method or process of deciding what we should think, not merely one of describing what we do think [ 7].

A precise formulation of the relationship between different levels of quantitative representativeness and claims about the normative bindingness of a public's attitudes might make a valuable research topic.

At the same time, it is a very conscious play on floor-bound sculpture; a refusal of the normative.

These different fatigue assessments allow a comparison of the normative load requirements with realistic load assumptions.

The normative character of the framework is a consequence of the normative character of the SD concept (Leach et al. 2010).

This method operationalises normative misperceptions for the purposes of assessing associated factors and the magnitude of the normative misperceptions.

"That's perfectly consistent with the formulation of the reserve".

"Mathematical formulation" section presents the mathematical formulation of the problem.

Probably, the very formulation of the question is erroneous.