Sentence examples for full normative from inspiring English sources
It seems to have remained to some extent an exploitation and it has not been fully incorporated into what we might consider a full normative lexeme in English.
However, when we try to flesh out that simple consequentialist thought into something closer to a full normative account of punishment, problems begin to appear.
This paper presents the full normative values for the MMSE in a UK population sample aged 65 years and over, together with normative values for an extended cognitive assessment (EMSE), with a more complete coverage of cognitive domains than the MMSE and a wider difficulty range.
The operational budget cost for a full-fledged normative HSSS health district, with 10 health centres and 1 district hospital, is thus $17.91/inhabitant/year.
As he should know, the "archaeological army" to which he refers seeks to understand the full range of normative procedures available to composers and their contemporaries.
(This is true, I suggest, across a wide range of normative theories, and for the full gamut of de minimis tests).
Although law is a richly normative domain, full of value-laden concepts like fairness, loyalty, dignity, autonomy, well-being, reasonable care, and good faith, lawyers understand these concepts to have specific legal meanings, as terms of art.
And then there is the nonowned organization, wherein we find the West's fullest realization of the normative model, about which we have much to learn.
Steen and colleagues [ 13] also assessed the IQ of children with SCA using same tool and noted a significantly below mean value of normative data in full scale, verbal and performance IQ.
"We'll most likely end up with a normative policy that advocates full disclosure coupled with a materiality test on the part of the compensation committee's oversight", he says in referring to Florida SBA's likely future pledging policy.
PASAT raw scores are reported, in addition to the normative values for the full administration of the test.
