The phrase "a model of normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that exemplifies or represents what is considered typical or standard behavior, condition, or quality.
Example: "In her research, she presented a model of normal that could help identify deviations in psychological assessments."
Alternatives: "an example of normal" or "a standard of normalcy".
Attacks are detected as anomalies when compared to a model of normal (legitimate) events.
Conventional methods consider the events with low-probability with respect to a model of normal behavior as anomaly.
Initially, progeria was studied as a model of normal aging, but because not all organs are affected, this is no longer thought to be appropriate.
Some reflective (or 'meta-level') components enable the system to monitor its execution traces and detect anomalies by comparing them with a model of normal activity.
Our objective was to analyze the safety and efficacy of new biodegradable polymer-based DES compared with bare-metal stents (BMS) and commercially available DES in a model of normal porcine coronary arteries.
These results support the need to overcome the simplistic dichotomous view of apraxia and confirm the fruitfulness of a model of normal gesture processing in order to understand dissociations in apraxia.
Based on this rationale, the endotoxemia model could be classified as a model of 'normal, healthy responses.' It is interesting to note that Matzinger [ 38] more than a decade ago proposed that the Toll-like receptors, including TLR4, evolved to serve as host defense mechanisms against major injury and trauma.
Explanation in medicine takes a model of the normal realization of a biological process and uses the model to show how abnormalities stem from the failure of normal relations to apply between components of the model.
When seeded onto a model of the normal oral mucosa, FaDu spheroids produced a histological picture mimicking carcinoma in situ with severe cellular atypia juxtaposed to normal epithelium.
We present it as a model of the normal acknowledgment in the changing world of fashion.
First, child-related daily activities were collected at a "sensor home", which is a model of a normal living environment equipped with an embedded video-surveillance system and within which child test subjects were equipped with wearable acceleration-gyro sensors.
