Sentence examples for criteria of normal from inspiring English sources

Overall parameters HOMA-IR, GGT and TG as well as ΔFM and ΔHOMA-IR for BM-intervention did not meet the criteria of normal distribution.

In total, 203 singleton fetuses ranged between 20 and 40 weeks of gestation and fit the criteria of normal pregnancies were enrolled in this study.

(C) Mitochondrial morphology of cells was categorized based on the criteria of normal, hyperfused (containing elongated and/or enlarged mitochondria), elongated, or enlarged mitochondria.

An ANOVA was used to determine the significance of differences in the means of the three conservation zones (significant if p ≤ 0.05) if the data satisfied the criteria of normal distribution and equality of the variances.

Statistical comparisons were assessed with analysis of variance (ANOVA) or Student's t-test after data were confirmed to fulfil the criteria of normal distribution and equal variance.

However, little has been published describing the size criteria of normal mesenteric and mesocolic lymph nodes as these nodes were not reliably detected before the advent of MDCT.

Thus, the criterion of "normal activities of daily living" has been revised to a less stringent one allowing for discrete IADL deficits in patients with MCI.

As all continuous variables tested did not meet the criterion of normal distribution, the authors used the Mann–Whitney U-test in order to identify statistically significant differences.

These tests were carried out despite the fact that the data of some experimental groups did not meet the criterion of normal distribution, because this limitation was explained by the limited number of animals per group and because there was no reason to assume a non-normal distribution.

Thirty-one patients were recruited between March 2008 and March 2011, and seven patients were excluded, because five refused to participate and two did not meet inclusion criteria because of normal pulmonary function.

Therefore, in order to meet the criteria of a normal distribution, a log-transformed scale using the natural logarithm was used for further analyses.