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Meanings of normative in English

Portuguese
normativo
Spanish
normativo

Pertaining to giving directives or rules.

normativo

Measure.

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Usage of normative in English
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Refusal of the normative means staking a different claim on the world.
The Guardian
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Three experiments were performed in order to test the modelled normative mechanisms.
Pubmed
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Positive findings were defined as two standard deviations above a normative mean.
Pubmed
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Objective:: to understand the normative grounds of health care practice in Brazilian nursing.
Pubmed
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Testing strategies depend on the normative data available, patient comfort, and local expertise.
Pubmed
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The medical and normative responses from health providers affect the behavior of care-seekers.
Pubmed
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Moreover, we developed normative values of individual features for diagnostic purposes.
Pubmed
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The normative values will provide the basis for clinical evaluation of pathologic subjects.
Pubmed
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Overall, the experiments showed limited influence of normative interventions on population-level alcohol use.
Pubmed
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As with other branches of jurisprudence, Western normative jurisprudence has been quite insular.
The Irish Times
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A separate, non-medical group completed the POMS as a normative sample.
Pubmed
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Crime in Cape Town is fast-becoming a normative part of life.
The South African
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It is now less convenient, easy, and normative to sell girls on line.
Feminist dot com
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Conclusion: Lymphoma survivors had significantly poorer sexual function than normative controls.
Pubmed
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Keep your cutesy symbol of cisnormative, white normative, made-a-supposedly-subversive-joke-about-sexual-assault accessories off her head.
Ebony
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Thus, we present normative data for a paediatric age group.
Pubmed
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Translations for normative
Portuguese
normativo
Spanish
normativo
Normative through the time
Normative across language varieties
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