Sentence examples for normal degree and from inspiring English sources

More directly, manipulations to limit supragranular layer neurogenesis (predominantly layer 2) in the gyrencephalic cortex of the ferret do not disrupt the normal degree and pattern of gyrification (Poluch and Juliano 2013).

When the phosphorylation was correlated to the amount of EGFR, these values barely reached significance, implicating that the receptors are activated to a normal degree, and the increased pY1173 is due to increased receptor amount.

J88...we've been studying for 5 years...and all our friends have finished their normal degrees and [have] been working for a few years already.

Section 51(1)(c) requires that "a person of [the defendant]'s sex and age, with a normal degree of tolerance and self-restraint and in the circumstances of [the defendant], might have reacted in the same or in a similar way to [the defendant]." These issues are complicated and directing a jury on issues of loss of control is likely to be difficult.

The defence is only allowed if the conduct provoking the cause of the loss of control was "extremely grave", gave the defendant "a justifiable sense of being seriously wronged" and would have made someone with "a normal degree of tolerance and self-restraint" lose control and kill as well.

This situation arises from widespread public, and therefore media, interest, along with a normal degree of academic and institutional self-promotion.

A score of 13 represents a normal degree of function and a score of 0 represents a severely disabled state.

The research by Dr. Herrmann and Dr. Neisser and others is a step toward establishing with some precision what is a normal degree of forgetfulness and what is a sign of trouble.

He had a symmetrical figure, normal hair distribution, sweaty skin, normal superficial lymph nodes, and normal degree of convexity of eyeballs.

The safe level of atmospheric carbon dioxide is no more than 350 parts per million (ppm), if we wish the diversity of other species on the planet to survive – as well as "amenities" that humans require, such as fresh water supplies, stable coastlines and a normal degree of extreme weather events.

You are required to have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA and be making normal degree progress.