At the same time, you argue that boredom is "normal and useful".
In his Poetics—still the most respected of all discussions of literature Aristotle countered Plato's indictment by stressing what is normal and useful about literary art.
Produced in proper amount, superoxide is a normal and useful metabolite, serving important roles as a signaling molecule in processes such as cell division, and even serving to act as a terminator of lipid peroxidation.
The standards are based on the thick cylinder theory and does not take into account the surface textures and the asperity behaviour, although it is quite normal and useful to have rough surfaces, one is obliged to specify the very smooth contact surfaces.
They are, instead, more like chronic pain or chronic cough, where the problem is dysregulation of a response that can be normal and useful.
Our model is able to integrate differential fitness effects on both normal and neoplastic cells, regardless of whether they act through decreasing the fitness of neoplastic cells or increasing the fitness of normal cells, and so may be useful for the discovery of new classes of drugs, such as benign cell boosters [ 2].
We suggest that a systems biology approach enhances representations of the data and may be more useful in modelling both normal cognition and disease processes.
If needed, speak with a therapist: Speaking with a therapist who is unbiased and has experience with other cancer patients can help couples express their emotions, confirm that the feelings they are experiencing are normal, and help provide useful coping tools.
DESH on MRI is thought to be one of the characteristic features of idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus (iNPH) and useful to differentiate from other ventriculomegalic status.
Linear regression analysis of pattern amplitude and visual acuity (logMAR) in normal and amblyopic patients was useful in predicting visual acuity in optic neuritis.
