The phrase "applied to the normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theories, principles, or methods that are relevant to standard or typical situations.
Example: "The findings of the study were applied to the normal practices of the industry to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "relevant to the standard" or "pertinent to the usual".
It appears that the preconditioned Krylov method can be much more efficient than CG applied to the normal equations.
The hydraulic pressure force is applied to the normal direction of the tube workpiece by integrating the pressure with respect to each element's surface area.
The external expander was applied to the normal skin on one or both sides of the lesion and a negative pressure (−100 to −200 mbar) was created inside it.
In contrast, optimized oligomers designed to excise exon 45 only resulted in limited exon skipping, despite these compounds being very efficient when applied to the normal dystrophin gene transcript.
Because the widely used Bayesian change point analysis (BCPA) is generally applied to the normal distribution, it cannot be freely used to the annual maximum precipitations (AMP) in South Korea.
Thus, research emphasis has shifted from treating to preventing ARDS using preemptive ventilator strategies applied to the normal lung in patients at high-risk [5, 6].
The above result of a minute increase of the stent's temperature due to the efficient cooling by the blood flow applies to the normal situation, where the stent's cross section is large enough to enable the rated (unrestricted) blood flow through a coronary vessel, i.e., the stent is fully "open".
All eligibility stipulations that apply to the normal COBRA program will apply to this special provision.
Such a response could also influence the radiation protection measures applied to the surrounding normal tissue.
The highest accuracy of SIRENE is seen when the method is applied to the small normal ovarian dataset (AUC = 0.86).
The analysis is applied to the cases of Normal, Log-normal, and Weibull distributions of data.
