Sentence examples for a normal variation of from inspiring English sources

Some of the attendees opposed the idea that dyslexia is a diagnosis at all, arguing that to label it as such is to pathologize a normal variation of human intellect.

Abnormal uptake in AW was due to osteoarthritis (n = 7), mechanical overload (n = 5), trauma (n = 1) and a normal variation of an ankylosis (n = 1).

In 1 asymptomatic wrist a normal variation of an ankylosis between lunate and triquetrum bone was diagnosed in the CT without abnormal uptake.

Members of the group believe hearing voices is a normal variation of human existence, and, notably, one that needn't always be diagnosed as an illness unless that is how the voice hearer chooses to see it.

Due to inter- and intra-individual variance the ChE values must be interpreted with caution, and a normal variation of ChE for a population is often claimed to be too broad for any practical use, whereas the interpretation of individual values demands at least two measures to be taken, where one 0-value must be taken when the person has not been exposed to pesticides for some time.

On the present results, this can be questioned since the ability to perform seems simply to be a normal variation independent of LBP.

For evaluating and monitoring therapy effect, a change in SUVmax, SUVmean and FTV50% between the range of 23% up to 26% can occur as a normal variation, suggesting that changes of ≥25% increase or decrease during treatment can be interpreted as a significant change in 18F-fluoride uptake for a single lesion.

Small areas of slightly higher radiodensity on both the tibia and the femur could also be results of a normal variation (Figure 4). Figure 4 CT-Scans of skeleton 130 from Refshale, Lolland-Falster.

In this way, we first transform any interval inequality constraint of problem (1) into a stochastic inequality form by normal variation of intervals.

It is also necessary to know if the detected effects are genuine (that is, caused by training or rehabilitation), or if they are caused by the instrumentation system's measurement errors or normal variation of a person's performance.

However, when using an objective gait assessment for the evaluation of an intervention it is necessary to know if the detected changes are genuine (that is, caused by the treatment) or if they are caused by the instrumentation system's measurement errors or normal variation of a person's gait.