Sentence examples for more normally and from inspiring English sources

Professor Mortensen, 71, of Northwestern, said additional measures to get credit functioning more normally, and in particular to make it easier for small businesses to get loans, were crucial to reducing unemployment.

"Sometimes the veil parts, and the children are able to speak and play more normally and use words that didn't seem to be there before, if only for a short time during a fever or other stress" says Robert Naviaux, a geneticist at the University of California, San Diego, who specializes in metabolic disorders.

Drugs that reduce infirmity, improve the quality of life for terminally ill patients, or allow patients to function more normally and reduce the strain on family members for even short periods may be highly valued by family members and patients, even if they don't disrupt the overall trajectory of the disease.

The logit transformation [ 39] maps the interval (0,1) onto and makes transformed variables more normally distributed and therefore t-test better applicable.

These gray matter voxel-compression maps were smoothed using an isotropic Gaussian kernel of 6-mm full width at half maximum to render the data more normally distributed and to correct for minor misalignments after normalization.

Front and center are two elongated figures of prostitutes; one, dressed in deathly black with a veil over her face, turns away from the other, who is more normally garbed and faces the viewer head on.

With a fully observed normally distributed outcome and more normally distributed incomplete covariates and hence compatible imputation and analysis models, MICE-PMM may not remain the best MI approach.

A strong anti-American undercurrent has always existed in Egypt, but such views are more normally associated with radicals and Islamists, and in reaction to American support for Israel.

It is much more likely that data from the 7th, or 8th, or 9th or nth mouse would fill the void and make the data more and more normally distributed.

The first group behaved much more normally, having fewer tics and verbal outbursts, Sanberg reported.

Protective ventilation resulted in less nonaerated lung (20-fold; P < 0.01) and more normally aerated lung (14-fold; P < 0.01).