The phrase "allocated to the normal" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing resources or tasks assigned to standard or typical categories, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The budget was allocated to the normal expenses of the department, ensuring all routine costs were covered."
Alternatives: "assigned to the standard" or "designated for the usual".
This leaves only the four samples that are allocated to the normal epithelial-like subtype.
A total of 83 consecutive patients were allocated to the normal, median, or high admission plasma glucose group for glucose levels of < 7.8 mmol/L, between 7.8 and 11.1 mmol/L, or ≥11.1 mmol/L, respectively.
We used the same BMI cut-off points for all races included in our study and hence Asian women are more likely to have been allocated to the normal BMI group.
The primary gastric cancer tissue, tissue adjacent to the gastric cancer, and normal tissue from each patient were allocated to the gastric, paracarcinoma, and normal groups, respectively.
As mentioned earlier, patients allocated to have LUNA will have the standard operative laparoscopy with three ports (one 10 mm umbilical port and two 5 mm lateral ports), whereas patients allocated to the control group under normal circumstances would have standard diagnostic laparoscopy with two ports (one 10 mm umbilical port and one 5 mm lateral or midline port).
Combining the results of extent and intensity of staining, the tumours were allocated to the following four categories: 'Normal-like' pattern of staining: <10% of the neoplastic cells expressed a strong, and >90% expressed a weak cytoplasmic Beclin 1 reactivity.
12, 13 Thirty eligible volunteers were randomly allocated to the experimental (PfSPZ Challenge) or control (normal saline) groups.
If the patient showed no obvious abnormal uptake, the SUV in a normal vertebral body was allocated to the degenerative changes group.
Women allocated to the control group were encouraged to continue with their normal activities at home, and were reviewed fortnightly in the antenatal clinic.
In all three, sensitivity was highest for males and females in the normal category indicating that men and women of normal weight were least likely to have been allocated to the wrong BMI category.
