The distributions of continuous data were tested for normality by the D'Agostino Pearson omnibus normality test.
There was a sense that physical activity facilitated participants to regain a routine and normality after what, for many, was a traumatic diagnosis and treatment regimen.
And normality for me, like many twentysomethings, includes drinking, smoking, dancing and having fun with mostly legal drugs.
Part of this normality, as many Germans see it, is the rediscovered right to patriotic pride.
Those pillars aren't luxuries here, but for many, an accepted normality.
Normality and homogeneity of variance were not attained for many of the variables for each of the experimental groups.
Indonesia has started to shrug off the negative images its recent past conjures for many, and now represents a portrait of normality in comparison to many of its neighbors.
For many carers, respite was a way of maintaining normality in often difficult, restricted lives.
For many children here, it's the beginning of a new normality as the conflict grinds on in their homeland.
"I personally think it is great news," she wrote by e-mail, "as these babies can be in hospital for many months, and using a dummy can provide some measure of comfort and normality to them".
Accordingly, such analyses may explore situations which have already become 'normality' for many parents.
