Sentence examples for a picture of normal from inspiring English sources

The landscape of physiological tissue regeneration provides a picture of normal cell heterogeneity and dynamics, and serves as the reference for tumor development resulting from genetic insults and environmental stimulations.

This will allow us to build up a picture of the normal "noise" that they generate running on the desert.

For instance, the technique used by Pergola et al. (2004) and Koeppen et al. (2011) looks at long-term trends in thermal satellite images to build a picture of the normal variations in surface temperature at each pixel.

Fourth, we did not collect data from a control cohort of elderly patients (a factor that can influence the vascular response); however, our control group was designed to provide a picture of the normal physiological response and, more importantly, our main findings are related to the differences between survivors and non-survivors.

Fig. 5 The SEM pictures as the mouse was electrically treated seven times after 168 h. a The picture of normal muscle tissues beside the tumor.

By analysing this information, Featurespace is able to build up a picture of what is normal for any given individual, and what would constitute erratic or uncharacteristically risky behaviour that might indicate the onset of a gambling problem.

But really this is all color to just paint a picture of how utterly normal this presentation was for a company that is going to be one of the largest tech IPOs in recent memory, and one that's supposed to set the stage for tech IPOs in the future.

The majority of patients with Friedreich's ataxia show a picture of AN with normal hearing threshold and remarkable decrease in speech perception abilities [ 43].

"A picture of yourself doing something normal isn't good enough anymore," he said.

On 17 August the Manchester Guardian carried a picture of Wembley "returning to normal" after the Games.

Participants commonly described the 'social history' as crucial to developing a picture of older patients and their normal functioning and that such insights could help avoid putting patients at risk of harm: 'it doesn't matter if you cure their pneumonia, if you're going to send them home and they can't wash and feed themselves, then they're going to starve to death' (P16).