Sentence examples for in normal living from inspiring English sources
Protein degradation in normal living cells is precisely regulated to match the cells' physiological requirements.
Standard 55 deals with indoor thermal comfort in normal living environments and office-type environments.
This chapter is largely based on ASHRAE's Standard 55-2004 Thermal Environmental ConditionStandardman Occupancy (Standard 55) that deals with indoor thermal comfort in normal living environments and office-type environments.
The factors that influence thermal comfort in normal living environments and office-type environments with occupancy periods in excess of 15 minutes include occupant operable windows and naturally conditioned spaces, and mechanically conditioned spaces.
Many automatic sprinklers, electric fuses, and safety devices in fire detection and suppression systems contain the eutectic In19.1-Cd5.3-Pb22.6-Sn8.3-Bi44.7 alloy that melts at 47 C This is a convenient temperature since it is unlikely to be exceeded in normal living conditions.
Qualitatively, this behaviour is the opposite of that observed in normal living cell cultures and it was similar to that observed under the conditions when the local density weakly influenced the kinetic parameters of the phenotypic transition (low CB) with constant intrinsic noise (see above).
The purpose of this pilot study was to examine the effects of a supervised 2-week moderate exercise program on cannabis craving and use in non-treatment seeking cannabis dependent adults in their normal living environment.
Only 17% said they came into contact with bats in their normal living or work environments.
Consequently, reported incidence rates of Alzheimer's disease can be used to model and 'visualize' the effect of aging on BCU counts in the normal (living) population.
On days with no exercise session scheduled, participants were encouraged to follow their daily routine and perform exercise in their normal living environment.
Almost half (594 [46.6%]) of respondents visited bat caves frequently; 217 (17%) reported coming into contact with bats only in their normal living or work environment (Table).
