Sentence examples for normative references from inspiring English sources

The normative references contained in these legal documents therefore constitute the 'building-blocks' of a framework for the responsible governance of science and technology.

Well-defined vocabularies (terms, their associated definitions, and normative references) provide the foundation on which most standardization activities proceed – and ontologies that demand precise terminology are often important components of the digital infrastructure.

These standards may become the normative references for RRI activities (political dimension of responsibility), so that our current "Grand Challenges" can be answered (social dimension of responsibility) respecting and promoting the EU Fundamental Rights (legal dimension of responsibility) at the same time4.

Episodic memory impairment in MCI should be defined as scores < −1 SD below normative references on at least two measures.

These new standards, although better adapted because they take into account population size, needs and existing health structures, are nevertheless still based on a normative approach, and the validity of these normative references is being called into question [ 3, 70].

The cut-offs for vulnerability derived from our sample in Hong Kong are largely comparable with the Canadian normative references in the physical, social and emotional domains, but higher in the language/cognitive and communication/general knowledge domains [ 8].

As previously mentioned the norm, UNI EN 14351-1 Part 1 is the Italian normative reference for the EC marking of transparent windows.

To provide normative reference values for the standing functional reach test for older adults.

To establish normative reference data for the SCAT3 in professional Rugby Union players.

Accurate normative reference bone mineral density (BMD) values are vital for diagnosing osteoporosis.

To provide normative reference values for the unipedal balance test (UBT) for older adults.