Sentence examples for suggested as normal from inspiring English sources

This was a finding in agreement with a previous study where 5.0 mm is suggested as normal upper limit for myocardial thickness in MC [ 9].

The presence of fibrosis in the junction zone has been suggested as a normal indicator of placental aging [ 41], and the fibrinoid material found in placentas with infarct lesions suggests a remodeling mechanism to replace the damaged tissue.

Reverse flow in the aqueduct has also been reported by one group in children under two years; this being suggested as the normal condition for this age group [ 69, 84, 184].

In this study, the random field of floodplain roughness coefficient n(x) is suggested as log-normal PDF with u n  = 0.06 (mean) and σ n  = 0.001 (standard deviation), spatially.

In the uprising context of green analytical chemistry, Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC) is often suggested as an alternative to Normal Phase Liquid Chromatography.

Therefore, ALDH has been suggested as a marker for isolating normal stem cells and lately also CSCs from several tumour types (reviewed in [15]).

The domestic dog has been suggested as a model to investigate normal variation in attention, hyperactivity, and impulsive behaviours impaired in Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD).

As a consequence, caloric restriction (CR) that usually involves consuming 20 40% lower calories than normal was suggested as a promising intervention to increase both median and maximal lifespan in humans [ 46].

This form of genetic variation has been suggested as a common cause of both normal and disease-related inter-individual variation in complex phenotypes [ 7].

48 Cardiac troponin T values are higher in healthy neonates than in healthy adults, 97 ng/ml has been suggested as a cut-off point between normal and elevated levels.

Consisting of the medial pre-frontal cortex (MPFC), anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) and precuneus [ 8], DMN is suggested as a major contributor to the normal cognitive functioning [ 9].