Sentence examples for normative quality from inspiring English sources

Proportional equality in the treatment and distribution of goods to persons involves at least the following concepts or variables: Two or more persons (P1, P2) and two or more allocations of goods to persons (G) and X and Y as the quantity in which individuals have the relevant normative quality E. This can be represented as an equation with fractions or as a ratio.

We might think of 'care' as a secondary and normative quality of first order tasks or substantive practices.

Consistent results were obtained on the same sample for the normative quality of life values for the WHOQOL-BREF.

The administration of the WHOQOL-BREF in the nationally representative RLMS has also allowed the normative quality of life values for the Russian population to be obtained.

Similarly, the administration of the WHOQOL-BREF in the same two waves of the nationally representative RLMS has allowed the normative quality of life values for the Russian population to be obtained.

Models represent idealized theoretical constructions designed to express the normative qualities of a democratic system as well as its constitutive institutions.

Utterly devoid of any normative qualities, for instance, the modern state is defined simply as "a human community that (successfully) claims the monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force within a given territory [Weber 1919/1994, 310]," whether that legitimacy derives from charisma, tradition, or law.

Establishing Normative Voice Related Quality of Life Scores Within the Pediatric Otolaryngology Population.

Hartnick CJ, Volk M, Cunningham M. Establishing normative voice-related quality of life scores within the pediatric otolaryngology population.

For this population, quality normative data are also scarce.

The papers in this section challenge normative understandings of quality, that is the 'taken-for-granted' ways in which 'quality' tends to be conceptualised and 'talked about'.