One concern is that there appears to be no way to extract any specific norms of analogical reasoning from the algorithms and coding conventions.
Specific norms of vital signs and laboratory data were set for six clinically and physiologically meaningful age groups [ 5, 6].
As our respondents are all gay/bisexual and live in London, it is largely the specific norms of the London gay scene that will influence their behaviour.
The authors support the suggestion made by Watson and Sinha that specific norms of the DSQ-40 need to be reconstructed with regards to gender.
During the execution of the European EUNOMIA study, the lack of specific norms on the issue was observed; further, it became evident that coercive measures were not only applied to the mentally ill, but to all sorts of people admitted to close institutions; i.e.: general hospitals, nursing homes, and penitentiary centers.
4 36 Using general population age specific norms for quality of life, 37 the cost per quality adjusted life year (QALY) in MASS at 10 years was £9400 (95% confidence interval £6300 to £16 000).
The code was meant to fit the society of the turn of the 20th century, but, through the use of general clauses that leave the elaboration of specific norms to the judges, it demonstrated an adaptability to new economic, cultural, and sociopolitical postulates.
Age-specific norms of vital signs and laboratory data were incorporated into the definitions of SIRS and sepsis in children [ 5, 6].
While other authors have used similar approaches [ 16], ideally, national, population-specific norms of low knee extensor strength are needed and should be used.
For instance, our findings suggest three important cultural goals for interventions, each of which go beyond specific norms to involve wider systems of belief.
