Sentence examples for approach to normal from inspiring English sources
Given that tempering the microvascular response to IR is a targeted approach to normal tissue radiation protection, we were interested in investigating the potential radiation protection by a novel endothelial cell-targeted preclinical compound.
Moreover, from central limit theorem, we have the property that, the sampling distribution of the sample statistic approaches to normal distribution as sample size increases ((n > 30)) and from law of large number, we have the property that, as sample size increases the sample statistic approaches to the population parameter.
The composition of both colostrums approaches to normal milk composition during the first five days after parturition.
Generally, on the fifth day of parturition, the composition of both colostrums approached to normal milk composition and was similar to that after 14 days of parturition.
Then it will focus on the new centralized architecture of the new Tore Supra PCS and an operating principle example showing the efficiency of the approach to handle normal and off-normal events.
As C was not normally distributed, C is ln-transformed as a better approach to its normal distribution [ 37].
His research takes an affective-cognitive neuroscience and neuropsychopharmacological approach to elucidate normal brain function and the pathophysiology of depression, anxiety, stress/trauma and addiction, and to innovate treatment strategies.
In this paper, we propose a novel approach to recover normal derivatives for a smooth function based on its piecewise L2 projection.
Mitochondrial gene therapy can be seen as a valuable approach to reestablish normal metabolic function, adding a new perspective of treatment for mitochondrial-related diseases.
Kato's book [345] is the standard reference for this beautiful complex analysis approach to Jordan normal forms whose roots go back further.
Observations demonstrate the utility of this network analysis to be used as a systems biology approach to study normal developmental processes in complex systems.
