Sentence examples for individual norms from inspiring English sources

The new system of blood tests allows scientists to measure results against the athletes' individual norms to spot unusual readings.

So the relationship here is this: efficacy is not a condition of legal validity of individual norms.

Such altered selective regimes can also lead to changes in individual norms of reaction (plasticity patterns), including possible loss of adaptive plasticity for response to inaccessible habitats.

According to Macinko and Starfield [ 18] social capital may function on different levels: the macro-level (i.e. historical, social, political, and economic features of societies), the meso-level (i.e. features of organizations and neighborhoods), individual behaviors (e.g. social participation), and individual norms (e.g. trust and reciprocity).

According to Kantek and Baykal [ 50], if the individual norms and values of the members of an organization accord with the organizational values and norms, the organizational culture is boosted up; otherwise, the organizational culture is weakened and accompanied by a variety of problems such as conflicts, job dissatisfaction and decrease in motivation and performance [ 50].

Misfortune is directed at the individual norm breaker (although this is sometimes extended to family members and hereditary diseases).

Patients also need to have sufficient remaining lung function (FeV1 ≥ 1.5 l/s or at least 50% of the respective individual norm value) as well as a Karnofsky Performance score of 70%% or higher.

A society is not only a collection of individuals: norms, values, rules, beliefs, habits and cultural characteristics all shape society.

While the idea of a language being a bounded unit and monolingualism, inherent in the Eurocentric one-nation-one-language ideology, have been challenged repeatedly, they are particularly difficult to dislodge in global-North discourses where it gets normatively mapped onto a one-language-one-individual norm.

The findings of this study are unique as the proposed theoretical model addressed both individual (moral) norms and social (subjective) norms.

Attitude is determined by individuals' beliefs about specific performance or attributes of performance, and subjective norms address individuals' normative beliefs about performing a specific behavior (Sheppardet al. 1988).