Sentence examples for as a normal variation from inspiring English sources
They want it to be seen as a normal variation in human nature.
For evaluating and monitoring therapy effect, a change in SUVmax, SUVmean and FTV50% between the range of 23% up to 26% can occur as a normal variation, suggesting that changes of ≥25% increase or decrease during treatment can be interpreted as a significant change in 18F-fluoride uptake for a single lesion.
One baby in each group had palpable spleen evaluated as a normal variation.
We observed a variation of 1°C for the unmethylated blood DNA peak and 1.5°C for the in vitro methylated DNA peak (negative and positive controls, respectively) as a normal variation between different experiments (data obtained from the comparison among 20 30 experiments for each gene, data not shown).
Some of the attendees opposed the idea that dyslexia is a diagnosis at all, arguing that to label it as such is to pathologize a normal variation of human intellect.
This is a normal variation in leg appearance that usually corrects itself as the child continues to grow.
Members of the group believe hearing voices is a normal variation of human existence, and, notably, one that needn't always be diagnosed as an illness unless that is how the voice hearer chooses to see it.
Variations 20% or less in serum COMP levels are regarded as a normal biological variation [ 32- 35].
One reason is demographic replacement: the deaths of anti-gay traditionalists and the emergence of a generation that grew up accepting homosexuality as a normal human variation.
What was once viewed as an aberration, deviance and mental illness now has a growing basis in science and is increasing being treated as a normal human variation.
Today all our medical associations, from the broad-based American Medical Association (AMA) to the brain-related mental health organizations, such as the American Psychological Association APAandand the American Psychiatric Association APAA), recognize the trans experience as a normal human variation and no longer characterize it in pathologizing terms.
