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The phrase "assume as normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something should be regarded as typical or standard in a given context.
Example: "In this analysis, we will assume as normal the behavior of the system under standard operating conditions."
Alternatives: "consider as standard" or "regard as typical".
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The T2 relaxation time value of 35 45 ms was derived from healthy ankles evaluation and assumed as normal hyaline cartilage value and used as a control.
The algorithm for repairing cost estimation is adopted from the previous research (TOTAL-LCC 2010) where the probability distributions for initial and the extended for service life through repairing are assumed as normal distributions.
It should also be emphasized that the calculated absolute metabolite concentrations (i.e., around 0.5 0.6 mM) are in the range of what is assumed as normal for healthy brain (i.e., 0.2 1.0 mM); and Lac increases of up to 0.2 mM are unlikely to reflect a switch to anaerobic glycolysis, according to Mangia et al.
LVEF above 50% was assumed as normal systolic function.
Analysis of the residuals indicated they could be assumed as normal and the Ljung-Box statistics [ 13] indicated no significant residual autocorrelation.
At least she assumes as much.
The pitcher assumed as much.
This pattern was similar in all normal left ventricles, hence it was assumed as the normal pattern in the horizontal motion.
The images obtained before CRT present patterns quite different from the one assumed as the normal pattern.
This is often assumed as the normal mode in MT studies, so that the anomalous fields are created by additional 2D or 3D conductivity structures.
The quotient of the number of airborne particles before starting the AC system divided by the number of airborne particles after using the AC system can also be assumed as approximately normal distributed.
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