Sentence examples for identified a normal from inspiring English sources

Beneath the Sea of Marmara, the CMT solutions represent mostly strike-slip faulting, consistent with the motion of the NAF, but we identified a normal fault event with a tensional axis parallel to the strike of the NAF.

US identified a normal fetus in the uterus.

In this work, we identified a normal distribution for floral guide size in wild and cultivated populations, though additional data would now be useful to determine whether cultivating plants disrupts the typical floral guide size found in wild plants.

CD31 immunostaining of the contralateral non-tumor-draining IF vessels identified a normal small lymphatic, vein, and artery close to each other, while 10.1.1 Ab immunostaining was restricted to the lymphatic vessel.

The model with two latent classes in Panel A identified a "normal weight" class to which 94% of the girls were most likely to belong and an "obese" class to which 6% of the girls were most likely to belong.

After identifying a normal distribution, the density parameters were compared by Student's t test.

More subjective criteria for the diagnosis of AHC include: obliteration of the LV apical cavity in systole, failure to identify a normal progressive reduction in LV wall thickness towards the apex [25] and apical aneurysm formation with delayed enhancement [25, 26].

To identify a normal range of sCD25 in human serum, 60 samples were randomly selected from a healthy control population of adolescents and adults, whose origins were as previously described [23].

This interpretation is supported by our unstructured observation of the apparently intuitive ability of students, even on the first days in clerkship, to identify a "normal" rather than severely ill child.

In light of these data, it was surprising that the first study of an Agrp−/− mouse identified a phenotype with normal locomotor activity, growth rates, body composition, food intake, and response to starvation (21).

Validation was undertaken in normal individuals with respect to their 'drawn to', 'favourite' and 'mood' color choice with the purpose of identifying a 'normal range' of responses.