The phrase "and in the normal" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs in a typical or standard context, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The results were consistent and in the normal range for healthy individuals."
Alternatives: "and in the usual" or "and in the standard".
And in the normal course of events, it is unlikely their worlds would ever have intersected.
(B) Dose dependent effect of uttroside B in the liver cancer cell lines and in the normal immortalized hepatocytes.
I am often reminded that Sophie is no longer a child and, in the normal course of events, would have left home.
Brock's sojourn in New York went well, and in the normal course of events the Journal would have offered him a permanent position.
By comparison, tobacco was regulated lightly, and in the normal course of its use causes illness and death — facts that the industry long denied.
The developed algorithm has been used to simulate vapor formation around solid spheres both in the absence of gravity and in the normal gravitational field.
Concerning the secondary structure of proteins and protein content, the data show that they are similar in the substitutes and in the normal human skin.
Petricoin and Liotta knew that cancer, on the level of the cell, generates a cacophony of changes, both in the tumor tissue and in the normal tissue surrounding it.
If temperatures rise slowly over the next century by 1 to 3.5deg.C, as is currently predicted (IPCC WG II 1995, p. SPM-2), people can become acclimated and housing can and, in the normal cycle, will be replaced.
We suggest that this regulatory mechanism of trophoblast function could play an important role during trophoblast implantation, in pregnancy failure and in the normal and pathologic rupture of fetal membranes.
At first, a static and fatigue characterization of the pultruded composite is performed to identify the mechanical behaviour along the fibres and in the normal direction, following an extensive testing programme on specimens.
