Sentence examples for norms decision from inspiring English sources

While it will take time to change the social norms, decision to use contraceptives should be taken within a family.

Researchers should always bear in mind these potential ethical issues while trying to accommodate local cultural norms in decision making.

Consistent with previous research, we concluded that the school's social norms regarding decision making discouraged most community members from participating (Wang et al. 1998).

Although it took additional time to develop good manufacturing practices that adhered to ICH-WHO norms, the decision to focus on process innovation right from the beginning led Shantha to become the first Indian company to be prequalified by the WHO [ 6].

Results from the factor analyses identified and confirmed three underlying factors from the ten indicators related to household decision-making and perceptions of gender norms – household decision-making power, perceptions of gender norms against violence, and perceptions for sex negotiation (Table  2) (Eigenvalues >1.0).

Heterogeneity is the norm, so decision makers must be modeled individually.

But how do social norms frame decisions to pay tax? Can prospect theory be applied to shed insight into the way that social norms exert their influence?

Validation of the selected method was performed on all antibiotic substances cited in Table 4 and performed following the international norm (Commission Decision 2002) through determining: specificity/selectivity, detection capability CCβ, linearity, and applicability.

"By departing so clearly and dramatically from FBI and department norms, the decisions negatively impacted the perception of the FBI and the department as fair administrators of justice," the report concluded.

Cognitive determinants such as personal beliefs and team norms influence decisions about adopting new ideas and current research-based evidence.

FGDs were used to explore the social context of home births and to capture community norms surrounding decision-making related to childbirth [ 14].