Sentence examples for a normalising from inspiring English sources

Macri said more job losses were likely in what he described on several occasions as a "normalising" of the economy.

cDNAs were assayed in triplicate and levels of 18S rRNA was used as a normalising control.

Under contract with the government until 2019 in a project known as "football for all" to televise matches on open access TV, and with an ongoing battle between various factions over the control of a proposed 'super league' among other issues, Fifa stepped in to create a "normalising committee" only to find both sides disputing Fifa's jurisdiction.

I could only begin to imagine the pressures that weighed on Sylvia Plath (child rearing, marital distress, bitter London cold) but her work had a normalising effect on my emotional life and her use of language in her poetry and prose, rhythmic, angry, injecting volatile emotion into a myriad of SAT words, rang in my head as I walked to class or drifted off at 4am.

There was something that simultaneously disturbed and fascinated me by what appeared at first to be a normalising agenda..

Second, having identified increases in the variance of each of these measures with increasing marker number, we apply a normalising transformation to make our heterozygosity data statistically comparable.

This was defined as a normalised read count of ≥10 in one stage and no counts in the other stage.

One such miRNA, ssa-miR 736, revealed a normalised read count of 261 in the heart tissue sample (sample 8, Table  1).

(B ) Quantification of the H3K56ac levels in (A ) normalised for tubulin and total H3 levels and shown relative to the WT cells prior to release from HU block (taken as "1"; indicated by dashed line).

For many of the participants, being in a group was an important normalising and validating experience.

In particular, the novelty of the proposed normalisation scheme lies in adopting (upsigma_{text{eo}}^{{prime }}) as a stress normalising parameter.