Sentence examples for terms in normal from inspiring English sources

The most likely result is an intermediate, quasi-European one: an East Asia with sufficient autonomy to allow independent action at times of crisis, but still co-operating with the rest of the world, in both economic and security terms, in normal times.

Nevertheless, it is carried to term in normal pregnancy.

These exposure conditions were chosen because comparable serum P4 levels (~552 nM) are reached at term in normal pregnancies [ 23] and because five days of exposure to 10-6 M P4 slows down proliferation in OSE cells in vitro [ 10].

The Tobit model produced correct estimates of the effects on the mean only if the error terms were in normal distribution with the uniform variance [ 44].

(22), (24), and (26), then all of the terms in the normal velocity rule (32) may be expressed as one-dimensional line integrals.

A cinquain is a stanza of five lines (one can go through life without hearing the term used in normal conversation), and even so small a thing can give an effect of great grandeur: Hear the voice of the Bard!

A term is in normal form (nf) when it contains no redexes.

Consequently, matrix withdrawal triggers a form of apoptosis, termed anoikis, in normal adherent (ADH) cells [ 3].

In this paper, we refer to genotypes from this group as 'aus' using italics to refer to genetic terms and 'aus' in normal font for similar geographic or ecotype terms.

They find that seed-targeting 8-mer LNA oligonucleotides, termed tiny LNAs, can lead to long-term miRNA silencing in normal tissues and breast tumors in mice.

The problem is studied on the basis of a thick beam theory which takes into account the effects of rotatory inertia, shear deformation and the second-order term in the normal stress due to the rotation of the strip.