Given the sample size and sample mean, the data appears to follow a more normal distribution.
This statement is correct and usable in written English. You can use this phrase when discussing statistical data and the distribution of data points. For example, you may say "The histogram of the data shows a more normal distribution, with the majority of data points clustered around the mean." This indicates that the data is evenly distributed and does not have any outliers or extreme values. Another example could be "We can see a shift towards a more normal distribution after removing outliers from the dataset." In this case, you are describing the change in the distribution of data points after manipulating the data.
To explain the observed frequency of pleiotropy among D. serrata expression traits, at least some mutations must affect a substantial number of traits (>70); we cannot distinguish between a distribution with few very large modules and many relatively small ones vs. a more normal distribution with module sizes distributed about a fairly large mean (∼70).
The DfE then decided to not announce the expected mark in 2014, and bingo, a more normal distribution appeared in the results.
For this, glycemic variability was logarithmically transformed (using the natural logarithm) to obtain a more normal distribution.
"Android gives us a more normal distribution of the working population, and a better sense of the economic fate of the country, including more people who have trouble making ends meet each month," said Bloch.
It's just a more normal distribution of stories".
Logarithmic transformation was used to obtain a more normal distribution.
In addition, introduction of the A* grade at A level in 2010 may have produced a wider and more normal distribution of A level tariffs (as defined by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service [UCAS] scoring system of school exam grades).
The resulting frequency distribution was fitted with one or more normal distribution functions.
In contrast to the scenario with a score of 44 in which all but one of the erroneous scores underestimated the true APACHE II score, the distribution of the erroneous scores assumed a more normal random distribution for scenarios with scores of 19 and 22.
Conversely, a population in which maladaptive phenotypes are absent or negligible should exhibit a more "normal" probability distribution than a standard "control" population.
Replacement with cyclin E or inactivation of cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor p27Kip1 restores the balance of RPCs and retinal cell types to more normal distributions, which suggests that regulation of the retinoblastoma pathway is an important function for cyclin D1 during embryonic retinal development.
