Sentence examples for adaptation to the normal from inspiring English sources

The four chosen indicators (DMQ-Total, DMQ-Task, DMQ-Subject, and DMQ-Context) obtained values in the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test that lead to rejecting the null hypothesis of adaptation to the normal distribution.

Phase One only needs to last long enough to make OA the default for new funded research, to cultivate publisher adaptation to the new normal, and to fine-tune the immediate/libre/gold OA plans for Phase Two.

On the other hand, it may represent the normal onset of adaptation to the training routine.

The reverse beating mode is only transient, with the somatic cells returning to their normal beating mode after adaptation to the light, which occurs after approximately 2 to 3 seconds.

In a second experiment (exp2) after the 3-week period of adaptation to a normal protein-high fat diet, the rats received one of the following 4 diets for 5 weeks (6 rats per group): (i) normal protein, high fat diet (35% of fat), (ii) normal protein, high fat diet supplemented with 10% FOS, (iii) high protein high fat diet and (iv) high protein high fat diet supplemented with 10% FOS.

During the process of adaptation to normal oxygen conditions, the rate of secondary septation then increased, such that the same number of secondary septa per tissue area as normoxic mice at D5 was reached by D28.

When the salt concentration was up to 84 mg/L, MBR system requires 73 operating days adaptation to recover to the normal COD removal efficiency (Artiga et al. 2008).

These suggest that the chosen prior ranges do not allow for a quick adaptation to a normal state during a very short stress removal period.

Adaptation to use normal cellular machinery to enable transmission and productive infection has also aided the establishment of HIV-2 replication in humans.

A human driver requires a period of motor adaptation to resume normal steering after taking control of an automated vehicle.

In the fish the neural response to µG exposure was manifested in hypersensitivity without a distortion of its directional selectivity, and readaptation, defined as the process of adaptation to normal gravity, occurred relatively quickly [7].