The phrase "a normal size of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a typical or average measurement or dimension of an object or entity.
Example: "The recipe calls for a normal size of a loaf of bread, which is about 1 pound."
Alternatives: "an average size of" or "a standard size of".
Head magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed swelling of pituitary gland, but a normal-size of pituitary gland was confirmed in a head MRI performed 1 year before.
Fig. 8 shows a lack of cytoplasmic p27 staining of levator ani muscle in another control female (age 42, panel A) exhibiting normal size of muscle fibers (n) and high proportion of type II fibers (panel B).
If we were to consider a 200 g serving of meat to be a normal size portion of small game [25], a provisional tolerable weekly intake (PTWI) of Pb of 25 µg/kg body weight [26] would be exceeded by just one meal in 7 to 8.6% of cases (assuming an adult weighs 50 70 kg, the PTWI would be 1250 1750 µg Pb/week).
For a normal size population of some hundred thousand, a sample of around 30 individuals will be sufficient.
Within this large hole an oil palm seedling is planted in a normal size planting hole of 45 cm diameter and 35 cm deep.
The presence of an increased number of osteoclasts of a normal size rules out the possibility that the virus causes osteopetrosis by selectively killing osteoclasts.
This involuted thymus maintains the capacity to recover from the inhibition of Wnt signaling, as the thymus returns to a normal size with a normal distribution of TECs following inactivation of DKK1 expression (Figure 3D F & Figure 7C E).
Surprisingly, in this model, GCs developed to a normal size, containing normal numbers of Tfh cells 25.
For one, their brains were a normal size and contained a higher density of neuronal synapses compared to the shrunken brains of C31-producing mice.
