The phrase "achieved normal" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a return to a baseline or typical state, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "After several months of treatment, the patient's health finally achieved normal."
Alternatives: "returned to normal" or "reached a normal state".
Although we showed a significant elevation of HDL-C levels after 1 month of tomato consumption, only two women normalized their level to 50 mg/dL or more, and no men achieved normal levels (≥40 mg/dL).
No abnormalities were noted at birth, and he had achieved normal developmental milestones.
Dr Steven Goldman told the BBC that "myelin was produced throughout the nervous system" and some mice had achieved "normal life spans".
Laparotomy with atretic cervix resection and reimplantation of the uterine corpus in the neovagina is recommended, having achieved normal menstruations and spontaneous term pregnancy [15, 48].
Despite this burden, pharmacologic agents for prevention of AF in patients who achieved normal sinus rhythm are of limited utility, mostly because of serious and frequent side effects.
'Good balance' (GB) was operationally defined as those claudicants achieving normal scores on at least 2 of 3 tests whereas 'poor balance' (PB) claudicants achieved normal scores on 0 or 1 test.
Even though none of the patients in the underweight group had >7% weight gain, 60% of these patients gained weight and thus achieved normal-weight.
Non-normally distributed data were log-transformed to achieve normal distribution.
Because serum Dkk-1 levels were not normally distributed, data were log transformed to achieve normal distribution before analyses.
C3, factor H, waist circumference, and LDL were normally distributed; all other variables were log10 transformed to achieve normal distribution.
"This study provides additional evidence that baby walkers are associated with delay in achieving normal locomotor milestones," the authors wrote.
