Sentence examples for normal quantity and from inspiring English sources

The presence of extracellular matrix is preserved, both in terms of its normal quantity and distribution.

Tmod1 overexpression results in a normal quantity and a normal length of processes, while Tmod2 overexpression reduces both measures.

The amount and quality of productivity will be measured on a 10-point numerical rating scale, with 0 representing "nothing" and "very poor quality," respectively, and 10 representing "normal quantity" and "normal quality," respectively [ 42, 43].

Without spaces to use for guideposts, the ancient reader needed more than twice the normal quantity of fixations and saccades per line of printed text.

Without spaces, readers find it much harder to saccade to suitable points to fixate (Rayner et al. 1998), and without efficient saccading, reading cannot be faster than speaking because readers have to regularly check what they have read: Without spaces to use for guideposts, the ancient reader needed more than twice the normal quantity of fixations and saccades per line of printed text.

The quantity of productivity is measured on 10-point numerical rating scale; 0 representing "nothing" and 10 representing "normal quantity" [ 30, 31].

A negative number is not a normal quantity; it is less than zero, and can represent an amount being taken away.

I keep a small tray of them by the stove, and I use them in twice the "normal" quantity whenever I'm cooking something that seems appropriate - most soups, stews, many sauteed dishes, especially those with a kind of Mediterranean feel.

This might be due to combined effect of defective uptake of glucose and hyperinsulinemia due to reduced hepatic degradation of normal quantity of secreted insulin [ 18].

The consumption of normal quantity of vegetables daily, some of them vegetables especially parsley, carrot, cabbage, lettuce and green beans give high combined THQ values and may present detrimental health concerns through a lifetime based on the metals contents alone.

At the Kingsholm Inn ("a proper rugby pub" according to the Observer World Cup guide), Mary Bryon has ordered double the normal quantity of beer.