Pertaining to giving directives or rules.
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Examples for "normative "
Examples for "normative "
1 Refusal of the normative means staking a different claim on the world.
2 Three experiments were performed in order to test the modelled normative mechanisms.
3 Positive findings were defined as two standard deviations above a normative mean.
4 Objective:: to understand the normative grounds of health care practice in Brazilian nursing.
5 Testing strategies depend on the normative data available, patient comfort, and local expertise.
1 So, we will continue to set principles here without being overly prescriptive .
2 It doesn't work because people don't want this kind of prescriptive medicine.
3 Educational and prescriptive interventions resulted in decreased readmission rates and patient deterioration.
4 They have a prescriptive right to enter every garden in the village.
5 The philosopher has no prescriptive right to preempt the field of ethics.
6 That is how they have developed so fast, by being totally prescriptive .
7 This prescriptive right was so generally recognised, that all parties were satisfied.
8 For example, their estates would become subject to Spain's more prescriptive inheritance laws.
9 Anthropologist Desmond Morris does not have much time for prescriptive 'how-to' child manuals.
10 But he said it was not his job to be prescriptive .
11 The rules to be released on Monday will be more specific and prescriptive .
12 In fact I've a kind of prescriptive right to the job.
13 She has a prescriptive right to the society of the man who arrives.
14 He was too prescriptive , he didn't get the best out of his players.
15 The progress of psychology toward the acquisition of prescriptive authority is critically reviewed.
16 The most striking instance, however, is the acquisition of prescriptive rights.
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