"the normative range" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe a range that is considered to be "normal" or "average" for a specific group of people. For example, "The normative range for human height is between 4'10" and 5'10"."
However, these changes were well within the normative range.
The mean value of the total sample at Hamilton Depression Scale was 6.4 and it remained in the normative range indicative for absence of depression.
There might be a ceiling effect depending on the premorbid level of performance, as patients who for example already perform in the normative range can hardly improve their test performance higher than the average of the normal population.
We found systemic changes in capillary pH and pCO2 levels but no relevant alterations beyond the normative range and conclude that nasal application at 1 l/min is safe.
All STAXI scores were within the normative range, however the highest score was detected in the anger-in subscale, indicating a disposition to suppress rather than express angry feelings.
A recent study of hormone levels in people with PWS aged 16 years and older demonstrated testosterone levels below the normative range in 19 of 23 males, and LH levels below the normative range in 5 of 24 males, while FSH levels were variably low, normal, or high in the same cohort [27].
The SSP program takes a geometric approach to determine the intersection space corresponding to the satisfaction of the normative ranges while taking into account the functional interactions of the indicators.
This is that, since this group of people commenced the study operating within this normative range, the majority of the patients were successfully maintaining their SQOL prior to surgery.
For this reason, we combined Type I and II fibres from our control data set, and used this normative range to interpret the results obtained from OPA1-positive muscle biopsies included in this study.
The values reported in a Swiss study [ 13] and a Japanese study [ 17] fell within the British normative range.
This is supported by the finding that four [ 11, 25, 26, 29] of five British studies had pre-operative values within the British normative range for men and women [ 36] and three [ 19, 20, 24] of five North American studies were within the American normative range [ 30].
