Sentence examples for concept of normality from inspiring English sources

Wachbroit (1994) argues that when we say that an organ is normal, we employ a biomedical concept of normality that is an idealized description of a component of a biological system in an unperturbed state that may never be attained in actual systems.

It draws on the concept of normality to compare service user and professional perspectives on the rehabilitation process.

It's a world unto itself, populated by men and women in uniforms, a place in which the concept of normality seems almost obscene.

In "Disabled Theater," Jérôme Bel collaborates with Theater Hora, a Zurich company — many in the group have Down syndrome — to explore the concept of normality.

Despite decades of research, the concept of normality in labour in terms of its progression and duration is not universal or standardized.

This concept of normality is not justified by appeal to a conceptual analysis that aims to capture intuitions about what's normal.

This sort of thinking has a way of weaving itself into the fibers of a family and into the thinking of the children, particularly young boys in a male culture where even the slightest deviations from the narrowest concepts of normality are heretical.

Numerical parametric analyses can be performed with observation of frequency of characteristics based on fundamental concepts of normality and variation in anatomy.

To perform the statistics, simple comparative nonparametric method was used to compare two different species associated with anatomical concepts of normality and variation as nominal variables.

In order to formulate a property of almost periodic functions, which is equivalent to the above definition, we discuss the concept of the normality of almost periodic functions.

This gets a bit into the concept of "malignant normality," as you laid out in the book.