Sentence examples for near to normal from inspiring English sources

The company said it had hoped to run a "near to normal" service, but the power issues meant some passengers were stuck on trains for two and a half hours.

Trains going in and out of Nottingham were cancelled on Friday but the station reopened at 04:45 on Saturday, and a "near to normal" service was running by Sunday.

Culturing of CPCs in defined conditions for 14 days has resulted in near to normal functionality of these cells.

Rats treated with CCl4 and prefed with potential probiotic E. coli 16 (pUC8:16 gfp) resulted in near to normal plasma SGPT and SGOT levels.

Based on the results of epidemiological reports, a near to normal control of fasting, as well as postprandial hyperglycemia, should be achieved, since risk of vascular disease starts before diabetes is diagnosed (13, 16– 16).

Furthermore, all patients were drug naïve with an acceptable HbA1c (<8.5 %) and thus presumably enough β-cell mass for improvement of beta-cell function if harmful effects of glucotoxicity can be reduced by near to normal glucose control.

(5) Adopting the combination of "crawler dozers × compacting five times" and "dump trucks × compacting three times", the soil microbial activity is the strongest and nearest to normal.  .

However, this decreased to less than normal levels with insulin treatment alone, and was nearer to normal level with combined insulin and memantine therapy.

In contrast, female survivors of CNS tumours had a near-to-normal chance of attaining long-cycle higher education.

Results from a recently published pilot clinical trial in 148 patients with moderate CKD and near-to-normal serum phosphorus concentrations have not clarified this matter.

For example, hypoglycaemia, which is caused by an excess of insulin, is a limiting factor in near-to-normal control of hyperglycaemia [ 80, 81], and is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality [ 82].