Sentence examples for normal literature from inspiring English sources

"That's not my normal literature," she says.

It also provides frequency of associations that allows users to observe rare associations with the genes of interest that will usually be overlooked in a normal literature search taking into account the huge volume of data available.

Observe that functions with the property (N) are also called normal in literature (cf. [7, page 72] or [38]).

The normal control literature on gender differences in WM may assist in interpreting our data, although larger samples of female participants are needed to confirm the existence of a gender effect on these measures.

His campaign decided early on to save millions by eschewing the normal garden signs, literature sent out by post and recorded canvassing by telephone.

Paradoxically, the patient's coagulation function and bleeding times were both normal in the literature, and the haematological and biochemical investigations were normal.

Richi Jennings, lead analyst for e-mail security at Ferris Research, explains that spammers thought they could "poison the database" by sending out spam that contained both marketing offers and normal-sounding language — literature, that is — thus muddling a filter's ability to make distinctions.

Notably, consistent with the literature, the normal mouse mammary gland has significantly higher telomerase activity than normal human tissues.

And by that route he made the lives of Jews a normal subject for American literature.

Despite attempts to effect a synthesis between the two languages, however, the scholastic style has continued to have a profound influence on modern Tamil literature; the normal spoken language, in fact, never became a literary medium.

These models should be obtained from the textbooks, literature or normal standards.