Sentence examples for normative insights from inspiring English sources
We went from spending 16 hours trying to hand sort open-ended survey responses, down to one hour with Canvs, and that's in addition to never-before-seen normative insights across pilots.
We introduce a normative model which yields insights concerning several key new product development (NPD) decisions.
In contrast to realism, Humean constructivism builds upon the Kantian insight that normative truths are not simply "out there," as realists suppose, but instead follow from the so-called practical standpoint, which is the standpoint of anyone who values anything at all.
Our study aims to provide insight into normative decisions and practical solutions biobanks develop in the pediatric context.
The aim of this multiple-case study is to provide insight into normative decisions and practical solutions for consent-related issues in the pediatric context.
This normative observation may provide important insight into the development and maintenance of sustainable global biobanking initiatives and their relationship with the local/regional/national/global context in which they are embedded.
Changes in the shape of the curve and overall sensitivity for a given group (compared to normative values), for instance, lend insight into the nature of the deficits driving their condition.
Norm: population based normative values.
Understood as a kind of obligation, Gilbert's insight about a distinctive normative relation holding between participants in shared agency risks rejection.
I suggest that a Foreign Policy Analysis framework with a norm-centered constructivist focus allows for new insights into how climate policies function as balancing strategies between external normative pressures and important domestic concerns.
However, experiences with the consent procedure and considerations made in this context can provide valuable insight which, in combination with normative analysis, can inform the debate about an ethically acceptable approach towards the practice of consent [ 55].
