Sentence examples for normally in which from inspiring English sources

The determination of lower fractiles of material strength from a limited number of test results is usually based upon the incorrect assumption that the strengths are distributed normally in which case even the negative values of the strength are taken into consideration.

If parties can't form a government within 45 days, Erdogan could call for another election, earlier than normally scheduled, in which Turks would once again take to the polls to vote for members of parliament.

Parameters were compared across groups using nonparametric tests (Mann-Whitney) unless normally distributed, in which case two-tailed T-tests were used.

Continuous variables at baseline will be presented using means and standard deviations (unless not normally distributed, in which case medians and percentiles will be used).

Differences between disease groups and normal control individuals were evaluated using Student's two-tailed t test unless the data were not normally distributed, in which case the Mann–Whitney U test was used.

The χ test was used for comparison of categorical data and t tests for comparison of means, except where data were not normally distributed, in which case a Mann-Whitney test was used to compare medians.

Differences between disease groups and normal controls were evaluated by using Student's two-tailed t test unless the data were not normally distributed, in which case the Mann-Whitney U test was used.

Comparisons of means were done using t-testing unless the data were non-normally distributed, in which case, comparisons of medians were done using the Mann-Whitney U test.

One senior journalist said the chain of command was now "breakable brittle rubber" rather than the rod of iron normally in place which would ensure the highest editorial standards in the world.

However even present at very low levels, some Atg proteins still function normally in autophagy, which may affect the experiment results and conclusions [19].

That's normally a circumstance in which affected industries exercise maximum influence on lawmaking.