Among the subjects with bipolar disorder, the subjects whose disease was stable tended to walk more normally (closer to control values) compared to those subjects with bipolar disorder being treated acutely.
For women, in refugee camps rife with stories about sexual harassment or forced prostitution, second marriages can be "simply a way to live more normally," according to Erkan Sahin, the local co-chairman of the Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party.
There, its accuracy will be tested against the laboratory machines more normally used to test urine.
The 23-year-old already has 14 caps and has been the subject of previous failed bids at Internacional – Villas-Boas clast weeksthatek thet the striker "fits the profile" of potential additions – even if Spurs' instinct would more normally have been to return to the Brazilian club in the summer with an offer for the highly-rated forward.
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.
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.
Chelsea might more normally consider this to have been a rather forgettable occasion.
Log2−transformation of all FPKM values allows datasets to be more normally distributed, lending greater accuracy to summary statistics while drastically reducing the number of outliers.
A retired psychiatrist testifies, "I was a trainee at the Maudsley in the 1960s and I think [Laing] influenced many [other trainees] to feel closer to patients and to interact more normally with them, rather than in the stilted or 'clinical' way that both psychiatry and psychoanalysis promoted at the time".
This transformation changes the otherwise non-normally distributed correlation coefficients (r) to more normally distributed z-statistics, using the inverse hyperbolic tangent function, z = atanh (r).
