Sentence examples for normative setting from inspiring English sources

However, much of the literature is theoretical or normative, setting out expected and hoped-for relationships.

This paper provides a normative setting illustrating how the DMs should consider these differences in perception when interacting with other DMs.

We attempted to ensure objectivity by embedding our propositions within the literature first, and then testing them empirically against the data arising from the projects; however, the research still has the Australian health-care context as its normative setting.

True justice will never occur in this country until we transform the current normative set of values and beliefs that determine access and opportunities for people.

The normative sets a limit of 10%% by weight in the content of CaO, which is accomplished by both bottom ashes.

Speaking at a university that continues to make headlines for its conservative take on birth control, Governor Cuomo's expression of liberal Catholicism was a direct challenge to an increasingly powerful religious lobby that sought to incorporate its normative set of religious values into daily political deliberations.

While some see public office as a pulpit from which to act upon a normative set of religious ideals, the legacy of Governor Cuomo reminds us that others see public office as a means to enable Americans to thrive in their spirituality.

Other normative sets of pictures of objects, proposed by Dell'Acqua, Lotto and Job [12], Kremin and colleagues [13], and Masterson and Druks [14] are also available as well as sets of pictures depicting actions [14], [15].

The above-described normative sets of pictures have considerably shaped research in cognitive psychology but although they are still widely used, they cannot fulfill the needs in research requiring photo stimuli.

To compare profiles across language and literacy tests that had been standardized on different populations, all scores on these tests were restandardized relative to a normative set of twins who were selected to be representative of the whole population.

National surveillance studies of unmarried youth beginning in 2004 asked about engagement in transactional sex, wording the question as follows: "Have you ever received gifts or money in exchange for sex?" In many parts of Madagascar, this exchange is implicit among a normative set of prescriptions in sexual relationships.