Sentence examples for instances of normal from inspiring English sources

The approach is categorized as one class classifier and it assumes that shape of instances of normal class in feature space is convex, although it is not so in practical.

Table4 shows the top 10 of 90 results found from a similar search to that in Table3, but for spot instances instead of normal resources.

49 For instance, disruption of normal gait mechanics (eg, with trauma, weight gain) can shift the loading patterns during weight-bearing activity to cartilage regions not well adapted for those loads.

However, these effects were not associated with aggregate reduction, suggesting that the observed protection was due to compensatory effects downstream of aggregate formation; for instance, the loss of normal PQC functions owing to entrapment of key chaperones, such as DNAJB1 (Park et al., 2013).

For instance, the T g of normal thin polystyrene (PS) films deposited on silicon substrate was found to drop by 20 K from the bulk T g, while the T g almost dropped 70 K for freely standing thin PS films [25].

Type I and II CKs are always present in stoichiometric amounts, and their expression is differentiation dependent; for instance, in a lot of normal simple epithelial cells (glandular epithelia, transitional cell epithelium, and hepatocytes), CK8 and its obligate partner CK18 constitute the primary pair.

Adults who are overweight or obese are more likely to report instances of discrimination than people of normal weight [ 22- 24]; for example, longitudinal research has demonstrated that overweight girls who retain excess body fat into early adulthood are less likely to be in employment and have a current partner [ 25].

Usually, the number of normal data instances is more than the number of anomaly data instances.

Blebs occur in a number of instances during normal cell physiology such as cytokinesis [28], where they are formed specifically at the poles during anaphase [29], thereby contributing to the so-called polar relaxation that facilitates cell elongation.

However, in some instances, autophagy occurs as part of normal metabolism to remove damaged proteins or organelles and some degree of autophagy formation is necessary for maintaining normal physiology.

Since 2012, Laura Bates - a feminist writer who lives in London - has run the Everyday Sexism project, an attempt to log instances of sexist behaviour in normal day-to-day life.