Sentence examples for normal changing from inspiring English sources

A judge has ordered a woman in Lewiston, Maine, to return to the library two copies of "It's Perfectly Normal: Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex and Sexual Health" or face jail time.

"Pads are also called sanitary napkins," Robie H. Harris explains in "It's Perfectly Normal: Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex, and Sexual Health," for ages ten and up, and then she has the good sense to add, "Sanitary means clean".

According to the PEN American Center, the librarian, Jerilynn Adams Williams, fought successfully to restore to the shelves "It's Perfectly Normal: Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex & Sexual Health," after its removal was ordered by a judge who had neither read nor reviewed the entire book in disregard of the established process for challenging library materials.

For Mr Nelsons, this may represent a normal changing of the guard albeit one more pronounced after the recent deaths of such renowned figures as Lorin Maazel and Claudio Abbado.

For instance DNA modification in a cell may change the cell in a tumor cell which then duplicates much faster than a normal one changing the overall scenario both at cellular and at tissue level.

Fei et al. [21] report that the bent ZnO PFW cantilever can create a piezoelectric potential distribution across its width at its root and simultaneously produce a local reverse depletion layer with a much higher donor concentration than normal, dramatically changing the current flowing from the source electrode to drain electrode when the device is under a fixed voltage bias.

What is going on here other than a fear by some that the definition of normal is changing?

I bet Upton Sinclair was ridiculed when he wrote The Jungle, told to tame his voice because this was something considered "normal", and changing factory conditions was not something a thirty-something year old from Baltimore could do.

The concept of the normal SID changing as a function of protein concentration has been suggested [ 3, 11, 12].

In prostate syndecan-1 was expressed in basolateral surface of normal epithelium, changing to a granular cytoplasmic expression pattern in carcinomas [ 96], a switch in subcellular expression pattern linked to EMT.

No differences in ICU or hospital mortality were found among response groups, nor in groups with persistently low or normal responses or changing from a low to normal response or vice versa.