"normative value of" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the standard or accepted value or behavior in a particular society or context. Example: The normative value of honesty is highly emphasized in this culture, and individuals who lie are often looked down upon.
The personal costs to workers, the normative value of negotiation and compromise, the negative effects of surveillance and reputation-based trading – all of these are frictions on improvements in power, efficiency and rationality as ends in themselves.
Great Britain is the European country where the normative value of the concept of multiculturalism is most elaborated.
In patients with PsA enrolled in Study 160030, baseline PCS scores were low in all patients, approaching 1.5 SD below the normative value of 50 (table 2).
Baseline values for SF-36 PCS and MCS scores were approximately 2 SD and 1 SD (10 points) below the normative value of 50 points (based on age- and gender-matched US normative data specific to this study population).
Thus, Acquavella et al. (2004) needed to compare the 24-hr creatinine collection (urine creatinine concentration × urine volume) to each individual's normative value of daily creatinine excretion based on age, sex, and body surface area (Cockcroft and Gault 1976).
For our purpose a less sophisticated interpretation of autonomy will do, according to which the normative value of information and awareness only exists when it is supported by the expressed will of patients or the goals of patients.
The normative values of the Polish adaptation of affective norms are included in the online supplemental materials for this article.
The normative values of the Polish adaptation of affective norms are included in the online supplement to this article.
In patients with psoriasis enrolled in Study 160042, baseline PCS scores were high in all patients and approximated normative values of 50; MCS scores were within less than 0.5 SD of norms (table 2).
In RA patients enrolled in COMET, baseline PCS scores were low, approaching 2 SD below normative values of 50; MCS scores were more than 0.5 SD less than norms (table 2).
Which elderly characteristics influence the normative values of HGS for elderly Singaporeans?
