Sentence examples for normality made from inspiring English sources
Add it all together and hip-hop was one of the only sites in American life where whiteness was visible — dislocated from its presumed position of centrality and normality, made something one had to think about and account for.
This sense of normality made the opera's gripping conclusion, where two bodies litter the stage and Elektra sits in an exhausted catatonia, even more disturbing and unexpected.
Then the pilots realise that they are losing altitude, and the loss of normality makes you shiver.
This complex tissue of normality makes one wonder what aspects of our own everyday business-as-usual people will, a century or two from now, be considered as horrendous as we think the slave trade was.
It is non-parametric (or semi-parametric for multi-factor models) and, therefore, robust to the assumption of multivariate normality making it less prone to Type I errors.
So long as the sample size is even moderate (>20) for each group, quite severe departures from normality make little practical difference in the conclusions reached from these analyses [ 34].
As long as the sample size is even moderate (>20) for each group, quite severe departures from normality make little practical difference in the conclusions reached from these analyses [ 32].
Statistical differences were analyzed with Prism software (GraphPad Software, Inc .. Comparisons of samples with a normal distribution (Shapiro Wilk test for normality) were made using the unpaired two-tailed Student's t test for comparison of two groups or ANOVA with Tukey's Post-hoc test for comparison of more than two groups.
Determination of normality was made by comparing the results obtained for individual patients to the established Beth Israel Deaconess Electromyography Laboratory reference values.
The contrast with the miserable life further east, in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, has never been bigger.But making normality work will be a hard slog too.
The assumption of non-normality was made for the CFA in view of the possibility of range restriction and other common method biases such as halo, leniency and stringency.
