The phrase "a normal height of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements or standards related to height in various contexts, such as health, architecture, or design.
Example: "The average adult male has a normal height of approximately 5 feet 9 inches."
Alternatives: "an average height of" or "a typical height of".
Like almost everywhere in Marrakech, you discover the delights of your hotel down a dusty backstreet and enter through a door half the normal height of a human being, leaving you nervous as to what you're going to find within.
The rainfall patterns, the crops to be grown, and the normal height of the water table also are considered.
Normal heights of the vertebrae were defined as the mean of the equivalent values for the adjacent superior and inferior non-fractured vertebrae.
The normal saccule was easily visible on T2-weighted images in volunteers, with a normal maximal height of 1.6 mm (1.4 ± 0.1 mm, mean ± standard deviation) and a good correlation with reference histological sections, while in Meniere disease the saccule was dilated in 52/62 patients (84%), with a saccular height greater than 1.6 mm (1.69 ± 0.24 mm, p = 0.001), found in 45/52 patients (86%).
When both parents are dwarves, their embryos have a 25percentt chance of normal height, a 50percentt chance of dwarfism, and a 25percentt chance of what is called a double dominant mutation, which is usually fatal soon after birth.
A German study compared short statured children with a group of children of normal height using the KIDSCREEN 52, a generic self-report instrument to assess quality of life [ 20].
A substantial number are too small for an adult of normal height to have been laid out in such a way and, judging from analogous Saxon graves found elsewhere in England, it is thought that these might have contained crouched burials.
Determination of a reference geodetic frame and a unique system of normal heights, meeting requests of geodynamic studies, demands an accomplishment of a complex of different types of geodetic measurements (space and terrestrial), as each of the techniques separately unable to give a singular interpretation.
Variants c.2351C > T and c.4727C > T in patients D and E respectively were inherited from their fathers and the c.2351 variant was present in a sister of normal height as well.
We observed that in the case where the genetic architecture of Pygmy height was similar to that of normal height variation, with thousands of causal markers (Yang et al. 2010), this population-based study would not be sufficiently powered.
