The phrase "and normal properties of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or attributes that are typical or standard for a particular subject or context.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of temperature on the growth rates and normal properties of various plant species."
Alternatives: "and typical characteristics of" or "and standard features of".
Proinflammatory stimuli such as oxidatively modified low density lipoprotein cholesterol, free radicals, cigarette smoking, elevated plasma homocystein and infections, cause endothelial dysfunction leading to compensatory responses which alter the normal properties of the endothelium.
Following a long struggle to devise mathematical operations that would retain the normal properties of algebra, Hamilton hit upon the idea of adding a fourth dimension.
Ultimately, efficient remyelination is accomplished when new oligodendrocytes reinvest nude neuronal axons, restoring the normal properties of impulse conduction.
Because of a reduction in the characteristic length such as the grain size or the cluster of molecular size, the normal properties of materials are drastically changed.
It was too important to be ruled by the normal properties of paper.
In the hot-plate test, SHR are hypoalgesic when compared to rats of other strains [ 4, 5, 7, 8], but they show normal properties of nociceptive fibers [ 9].
If these have the normal properties of the blood-brain barrier, the reabsorbate will be nearly pure water, which by the hypothesis is being removed from the brain at 0.35 ml min-1.
And by the normal property of positive cone, we see that the order relation and the norm in the partially ordered Banach space are compatible (see Definition 2).
Birefringence, the reflected appearance of muscle under polarized light, is a normal property of intact muscle that indicates proper myofiber organization and is a surrogate measure of myofiber integrity (37).
Why shouldn't consciousness be a normal property of matter, like mass?
