Sentence examples for terms of normality from inspiring English sources

He's a rich guy so I suppose you could describe him as a plutocrat … It's just absurd … I've known a lot of media moguls, right, and let me tell you something: in terms of normality, Rupert is the most normal of the lot.

It also provides a natural preference ordering on explanations, defined in terms of normality or plausibility.

The inclusion or exclusion of the predictor variables in the transformation model made little difference in terms of normality for residual distribution.

Tests for normality (Anderson-Darling = 7.07, p < 0.005; Shapiro Wilk = 0.99, p < 0.0001) indicated that the residuals were not normally distributed; however, based on visual assessment of the histogram and normal quantile plot of the residuals, the distribution was considered adequate in terms of normality [see Additional file 9].

For the class of Banach algebras of type (M) introduced recently by the authors, we show that strong Arens irregularity can be expressed both in terms of automatic normality of A⁎⁎-module maps on A⁎ and through certain commutation relations.

However, in comparison with the period of early childhood, there is much more individual variation in the growth velocity, which is important in terms of crucial normality.

Note that Normal in this context (written with an upper case 'N') has no implications in terms of clinical normality, and is used purely to describe the shape of the distribution.

Judgement was extended in terms of types of Normality (to include subtypes of Fortune, Reputation and Behaviour) and Capacity (to include subtypes of Mental, Material and Social Capacity).

Additionally, we question the present state of the art in ADHD diagnosis leading to inadvertent distortions of the sample in terms of deviations from normality and in many cases also in terms of the underlying genotype.

Despite these internal inflations, there is no evidence for a cumulative or combined effect on MB-MDR's final results (Tables  1 and 2), irrespective of the assumed model violation (in terms of deviations from normality or homoscedasticity).

In the PACS interview parents are asked to rate the behaviour of their child not in terms of deviance from normality, but rather by describing the behaviour according to its frequency ('How often does the child usually leave the seat during mealtimes?') or severity ('What does the child do when in a temper?').