Sentence examples for from the normative from inspiring English sources

Calendars of various sectarian Jewish communities deviated considerably from the normative calendar described above.

As Brothers puts it, he sang with "a voice as different from the normative style of Broadway show singing as black and white … mixing scat, blues, double-time, and witty paraphrase, keeping things humorous and accessible".

Personal experiences of kinship could vary considerably from the normative models described by some anthropologists; Evans-Pritchard, for instance, demonstrated that individuals could not always unequivocally identify the lineage to which they belonged.

The academic study of religion, which encompasses also religious psychology, religious sociology, and the history and phenomenology of religion as well as the philosophy of religion, has emancipated itself from the normative aspect in favour of a purely empirical analysis.

One important reason stems from the normative concerns of philosophers.

This data file (Additional file 2) was formed from the normative ensemble of estimates underlying Normative NPP 1.5.0.

Litonjua et al. analyzed data from the Normative Aging Study [ 198].

Participants were from the Normative Aging Study, a federal study of aging begun in 1961.

Participants were from the Normative Aging Study, a longitudinal study designed to investigate biomedical and psychosocial changes associated with aging.

Participants were from the Normative Aging Study NASS), a longitudinal study of aging established by the Veterans Administration in 1961.

Patella and tibia lead levels were measured by K X-ray fluorescence in subjects from the Normative Aging Study.