Sentence examples for use of normative analyses from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, in financial accounting this research method has been strongly linked with the use of normative analyses (for the distinction of positivistic and normative accounting research e.g. cf. Fülbier and Weller 2008).

The methodology of medical ethics during the last few decades has shifted from a predominant use of normative-philosophical analyses to an increasing involvement of empirical methods.

The methodology of medical ethics has shifted over the last two decades from a predominant use of normative-philosophical analyses to an increasing involvement of empirical methods.

"The scientific case against the use of normative physical punishment is a leaky dike, not a solid edifice," Dr. Baumrind said.

Although scientific approaches to religion in the 19th century discouraged use of normative categories, elements of normative judgment were, nonetheless, hidden in certain of the new scientific classifications that had emerged.

Verbal-analytical research generally includes both conceptual discussions and normative analyses of accounting topics.

This paper proposes the use of a normative framework modelling technique and multi-agent simulations to support the early and rapid development of prototype systems to analyse solutions for solving the collaboration dilemma in WMG.

In turn, post-implementation cultural harmonization may be used as evidence of normative integration.

Based on this concept, measuring health should not be confined to the use of exclusively clinical normative indicators.

These reports highlight the potential advantages of using normative data of AGD in cross-sectional studies.

To overcome a lack of MR normative data, analyses were adjusted for age and/or sex.