Sentence examples for a normal spectrum of from inspiring English sources

In the absence of obvious pathology, FH of SCD and/or serious personal symptoms, deep T-wave inversions in some West-Asian and black athletes may represent a normal spectrum of ECG changes in response to physical training.

The report also concluded that same-gender[1] sexual orientation and gender identity variation are a part of the normal spectrum of child and adolescent development and do not constitute a mental disorder.

Even when he was seen by a consultant paediatrician two days before his death, his broken spine and ribs went unnoticed and the doctor noted that he was "cranky", as though his behaviour were part of the normal spectrum of a moody toddler - just an ordinary scene of mother with recalcitrant child.

Many neonates with a birth weight below the 10th centile are representing the normal spectrum of fetal growth [ 11].

There is some disagreement over the normal spectrum of testosterone levels for men and women in general, but everybody agrees that typically there is a gap that emerges between the sexes during puberty.

Many European newspapers would welcome his views as fitting within the normal spectrum of political discourse.

These qualities do not fit anywhere on the normal spectrum of choices in the greatest democracy on Earth.

"We don't talk to each other because we are at the two ends of the normal spectrum of the R&D process," Torreele told The Huffington Post.

Even Derogatis -- though still skeptical and of the opinion that asexuality may in some cases be explained away by disorders like hypogonadism and depression -- now expresses more openness to the idea that asexuality may exist in the "normal" spectrum of sexuality.

As such this study necessitated defining the normal spectrum of XY lengths within pachytene spermatocytes from wild type mice.

Knowledge of the normal spectrum of thymic appearances is important to prevent overdiagnosing or underdiagnosing thymic lesions.