A country that is considering maize flour or corn meal fortification as part of their public health programs needs evidence-informed standards compliant with those established by normative organizations.
For these reasons, deontic logics often directly involve topics of considerable practical significance such as morality, law, social and business organizations (their norms, as well as their normative constitution), and security systems.
This idea may also explain our results regarding the LO-mTLE patients and their less normative brain organization.
Thus, our data are partially concordant with these results, as the LO-mTLE patients had less normative whole-brain organization than both nTLE groups, even though these three patient groups have similar illness duration and age.
What I've seen is a loss of insight and subtlety, a disregard for the nuances of considered opinions, and an increased tendency to enshrine the official or normative beliefs of an organization.
Moral legitimacy 'reflects a positive normative evaluation of the organization and its activities' (p. 579).
Suchman says that moral legitimacy 'reflects a positive normative evaluation of the organization and its activities' (1995, p. 579).
From the perspective of organizational ecology, organizational form is an action blueprint for carrying out production activities, the key features that can be used to distinguish different organizational entities or populations including formal structure, operation mode, and normative order of the organization (Hannan and Freeman 1977 , 1986 Romanelli 1991; Ruef 2000).
Continuance commitment reflects an awareness on the part of nursing staff of the costs of leaving an organization, while normative commitment reflects an individual's sense of obligation to remain in an organization.
Hence, local professional associations and leaders have normative influences on PHC organizations through their links with professionals in these organizations [ 38, 39].
