Sentence examples for wide range of normative from inspiring English sources

All the work that has been done to establish that BDSM is not a pathological symptom, but one of a wide range of normative human erotic interests, is in danger of being undermined by the success of Fifty Shades.

As he should know, the "archaeological army" to which he refers seeks to understand the full range of normative procedures available to composers and their contemporaries.

This can only be the first stage of the discussion, since we will need to go on to ask whether those doctrines and principles can satisfy the wide range of other normative and practical constraints that must bear on a system of criminal law and justice, or how they could be adapted so as to satisfy those constraints: but it is where we must start.

The wide range of reported normative values in the literature may reflect the lack of standardization of the test.

Although these good-reasons moralists, such as Henry David Aiken, Kurt Baier, Kai Nielsen, John Rawls, Marcus G. Singer, Paul W. Taylor, Georg Henrik von Wright, and Geoffrey James Warnock, manifest a wide range of theories on normative issues, they generally agree that the primary function of moral utterances is practical i.e., directive of action rather than emotive and expressive.

The agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction is extremely important to a wide range of debates in normative philosophy.

Paths are everywhere, but guide natural kinds from particular space-time locations and can guide a wide range of behavior types, normative subject matters.

If any such argument could ever be made to work then we might be able to settle a wide range of difficult issues in normative philosophy without simply appealing to first-order intuitions about cases which so often seems to lead to philosophical stalemate.

Both the EORTC and FACT suites of measures have been translated and validated in a wide range of languages and countries, and there are some general population normative data available for the core questionnaires.

Early consortium efforts in neuroimaging included the International Consortium for Brain Mapping (ICBM; Mazziotta et al. 1995), which recognized the need to establish normative data on the brain from a wide range of human populations scanned in different parts of the world.

In the future, we will develop a normative dataset that displays the functional capabilities of a wide range of EPW users, which would then help us develop training protocols targeted towards specific motor, sensory, or cognitive impairments that affect driving skill which are identified by the PMST.