Sentence examples for be expected from normal from inspiring English sources

Second, the number of incidences is high (22% of animals, a little lower than in sheep and higher than in bison), and much more than would be expected from normal accidents or chance, implying some kind of behaviour that repeatedly leads to cranial injuries.

Dementia is a chronic and progressive decline in cognitive function due to the damage or disease in the brain beyond what might be expected from normal aging [1].

Thus low levels of SF, as would be expected from normal dietary consumption of broccoli, may lead to subtle changes in cell signalling, which, over time, result in profound changes in gene expression.

Furthermore, we have not accounted for total body burden, and as mentioned above, the absorbed TCDF dose is considerably higher than what is expected from normal dietary intakes.

The screening histories in the control group are not what would be expected from a normal population.

Titanium screw extenders for each system were created to avoid interference within the EMF field that would be expected from the normal stainless steel extenders.

However, when the number of clusters equals 8, it increases to 26.2, which means that the R2 is larger than can be expected from a normal distribution.

If you are experiencing abnormal pains (more than should be expected from a normal pregnancy), consult your doctor.

In FAMALGK plants, GCs that undergo extra divisions re-express RBR as would be expected from RBR's normal expression pattern in the early stomatal lineage.

Additional analyses were conducted to determine if this sample of children showed differences on the major composite variables as compared to what might be expected from a distribution of normal children.

This is a unique finding and is in contrast to what is to be expected from physiology, because the normal CO response during an increase in afterload in a patient with preserved cardiac function would be a short-lasting decrease in stroke volume followed by restoration of stroke volume and CO to the previous level, but not an increase in CO [ 6].