Sentence examples for normal referred from inspiring English sources

The sample consisted of community dwelling patients with a variety of diagnoses (dementia, MCI, cognitively normal) referred by their family physicians with a complaint of memory loss.

(The word "normal" refers to a vector, or line, that defines which way one face of an object is pointing).

Juan Martínez, 43, said that with "all these diseases we have seen, it's something normal", referring to periodic outbreaks of dengue the island has struggled with since the 1980s, and the recent chikungunya outbreak.

Chinese president Xi Jinping this week trumpeted the "new normal", referring to slower growth as the government tries to rein in the credit boom – which has led to a debt of $26tn – and rebalance the economy from its overreliance on exports and investment towards consumer spending.

McKinsey coined the phrase the "new normal," referring to the fundamental changes in the business landscape following the 2008 recession.

It's been nine years since McKinsey & Company coined the phrase, 'the new normal," referring to the fundamental changes in the business landscape following the Great Recession of 2008.

When asked why he went through the trouble of putting his guide to how to successfully gamify together for entrepreneurs, Bing told me, "Every startup CEO should understand gamification, because the gaming is the new normal," referring to the fact that every one who had a Nintendo at 16 also has a brain that works in a way that's more receptive to game elements.

"Normal" refers to the mean, median, and mode of a normal, or Gaussian, distribution, and mode of a normal, or Gaussian, distribution, or what most people do within a given population.

Similarly, forty tissues taken from a distant site of ESCCs (with histologically confirmed normal epithelia referred to here as esophageal normal tissues) were evaluated for EpEx expression.

Twenty tissues taken from a distant site of ESCCs (with histologically confirmed normal epithelia referred to here as esophageal normal tissues) were also evaluated for Ep-ICD protein expression.

Twenty tissues taken from a distant site of HNSCCs (with histologically confirmed normal epithelia referred to here as head and neck normal tissues) were also evaluated for Ep-ICD and EpEx expression.