Sentence examples for normative figures from inspiring English sources

There were pages with a lot of black skin tone or a lot of white skin tone; freak figures in a normative landscape, normative figures in a freak landscape; Art Brut illustrations; color-saturated photography; a lot of sky or sand or water.

Exit rules from private and self-employed medical stocks were, for lack of reliable retrospective data, kept relatively simple and assumed that males leave the profession at 70 and females at 67 (normative figures).

In fact, that's the normative pattern.

It also suggests that an existing consensus should be re-considered when the bulk and consistency of alternative data match the bulk and consistency of normative data (Figure 5).

In each of these supplementary figures, normative inversion is the only process that has been applied and only to the faces of the individuals with Wolf Hirschhorn, Williams Beuren, Silver Russell, Rubinstein–Taybi and Smith Magenis syndromes.

Figure 4 Normative NPP version 1.13.0 (left pane) vs alternative NPP version 1.13.0 (right pane).

Figure 1 Normative NPP (version 1.13.0) of major vegetation zones plotted against mean annual temperature (left pane) and annual precipitation (right pane).

First, their choice dynamics directly reflected biases predicted by the two regimes of the normative model (Equation 3, Figure 5A F).

In contrast, accuracy on non change-point trials with the same strength of evidence was lowest for high H (57.1 ± 4.1%) then improved steadily for intermediate (71.4 ± 1.2%) and low H (81.1 ± 2.2%; Spearman's correlation between non change-point accuracy and H was −0.502, p < 0.0001, vs a normative prediction of −0.625; Figure 5G,H).

It also gives information on the mean and minimum GCIPL thickness for each eye and compares these figures with a normative database.

But they differ in their accounts of the truth conditions of the normative and evaluative claims that figure in such discourse.