Sentence examples for normative body from inspiring English sources

Our findings seem as well to suggest that this ongoing multisensory integration interacts with an internal, normative body model that is biased towards integration of inputs, in a way favoring a two-handed rather than a supernumerary representation of the bodily self (Tsakiris et al, 2010; Tsakiris 2011).

For instance, external stressors such as youth unemployment, educational pressures, normative body and health ideals, and sexual harassment seem to negatively influence young women's mental well-being [ 10, 31, 33, 34].

According to normative body composition data by Butte et al. [ 9] on healthy, term infants in USA by the deuterium dilution method, the TBW of boys were 55.9% and 56.5% at 3 and 6 months, respectively.

Rehabilitation operates according to similar assumptions through interventions designed to approximate normative bodies and independent function.

Although conflicting attitudes appear evident, most specialists seem to be willing, with guidance from normative bodies, to promote PrEP within multiple prevention strategies among vulnerable populations.

Recommendations among normative bodies differ about the suitability of implants use by breastfeeding women during the first 6 weeks after childbirth, however.

HIV specialists seem to be willing, pending further evidence from ongoing studies and guidance from normative bodies, to promote PrEP within multiple prevention strategies among vulnerable populations.

UD and rehabilitation risk perpetuating particular ideas about disabled people, what they should be, do, and value, that closely aligns with western notions of normative bodies and independence.

In GAIN and in the UNFPA private sector initiative, the normative bodies are directly requested for 'supportive environments' as regards regulation, taxes and tariffs [ 6].

As such, they do not meet the conventional methodologic threshold for "high-quality evidence" generally used by global normative bodies such as WHO for developing program guidance (which, in its evidence reviews, often discounts studies lacking concurrent comparison arms).

This rights-based message was affirmed at international population conferences such as the landmark International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo in 1994 and in a variety of reproductive health and rights frameworks adopted by normative bodies before and since.