Sentence examples for description of normal from inspiring English sources

A cadaver model was prepared as outlined above for the description of normal anatomy.

The description of normal magnetization curve control and measurement traditional methods (the magnetic induction dependence on the magnetic field intensity) is presented in the paper.

A system of nomenclature for the description of normal uterine bleeding and the various symptoms that comprise abnormal bleeding has also been included.

After charting the length and severity of each fight, who started it, and which fly emerged victorious, Kravitz and his colleagues created a comprehensive description of normal fly fighting behavior.

a RBF neural network with classic or cloud Gaussian activation functions; b demonstration of clusters (granules) extracted from data and described by cloud concept; and c description of normal cloud concept.

Therefore, in the present work an extended contact analysis was developed that enables the description of normal impact and torsion, shearing and rolling induced by rotational and translational velocities.

We contend that the original descriptions of normal and abnormal labor progress, which were based on direct clinical observations, accurately describe progress in dilatation and descent, and that the differences reported more recently are likely attributable to patient selection and the potential inaccuracy of very high-order polynomial curve-fitting methods.

To our knowledge G morbillorum has not been reported in previous descriptions of normal or abnormal vaginal flora.

There are descriptions of normal variants of MSK posture [ 36] and how pMSK clinical assessment compares to adults [ 37] but not within LOs.

The value and potential of the spatiotemporal data provided by HR mapping has been demonstrated in several recent studies that have applied the technique to establish new descriptions of normal slow wave activation in large animal models and humans [ 6- 8], and to define new tissue-level mechanisms of gastric dysrhythmia [ 9, 10].

It arises, instead, from an intelligent description of the normal workings of human minds and human relationships.