The phrase "a normal rise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or expected increase in a particular context, such as finance, temperature, or any measurable quantity.
Example: "The report indicated a normal rise in sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a typical increase" or "an expected rise".
What's tricky is that economists don't have a clear sense of what distinguishes a "sharp spike" from a normal rise in prices: up to a certain point, higher prices seem to make only a minor difference, but, once that point is reached, they begin to do real damage.
Before the initiation of steroid therapy, all patients (100%) had a normal rise of cortisol after injection of 1 μg ACTH defined as a stimulated cortisol value > 550 nmol/l [ 7, 11, 12].
Despite the physiologic explanations for a normal rise in cortisol during pregnancy, higher than expected increases in cortisol and CRH concentrations have important short- and long-term negative functional consequences on the health of the pregnancy and the offspring in later life [ 24, 25].
He told VICE that normal numbers rose two-to-three times in NSW coastal areas at the beginning of the current mosquito season.
For the second case, the incremental constant is set to Δ noise which means that this is a case of normal rise and fall during tracking.
Cybrids derived from a patient with myoclonic epilepsy with ragged red fibres due to the m.8356T > C mutation showed no abnormality in cytosolic Ca2+, but did show a smaller than normal rise in mitochondrial Ca2+ in response to histamine (Brini et al., 1999).
These effects might be associated with a concomitant inhibition of neutrophilic elastase and an attenuation of the normal rise in proinflammatory cytokines normally detected on the first postoperative day after cardiac surgery.
John I. Bolegoh, manager of technical services at the company, said that if a tire developed a slow leak on the highway, the normal rise in temperature during highway driving might mask the leak by indicating stable tire pressure.
As expected, those rats on the sugar diet showed a normal temperature rise.
Although the hypothalamus is able to respond to exogenous stimuli, absence of a normal afternoon rise in LH would indicate a hypothalamic deficit in ESF-treated animals.
Second, during pregnancy, insulin therapy suppresses the normal rise of maternal lipids to a greater extent than metformin.
