The phrase "a specific normalisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular method or standardization process in various contexts, such as data processing or scientific research.
Example: "In our study, we applied a specific normalisation to ensure the accuracy of our results."
Alternatives: "a particular normalization" or "a defined normalization".
This specific normalisation is also called auto-scale normalisation.
According to the experimental set-up the most stable reference genes were used to determine sample-specific normalisation factors (Additional file 5).
Thereby, a specific set of HK genes was required for an accurate normalisation of the PrP gene expression within each tissue.
The TARS study aimed to develop a structured instrument to measure processes of normalisation in relation to the routine use of a specific e-health system.
The first step is to map the reads to the genome or transcriptome, and then the number of reads aligning to a specific region of the reference sequence is counted and subjected to relevant normalisation procedures [ 35].
Further, the high variability of conductivity suggests that its level in EBC is not regulated by a specific biological elimination mechanism, but depends on a random process, that would make its use as a normalisation factor hazardous.
In addition, both PAR1 quantification by standard curve and PAR1 normalisation by TBP show the same profile, suggesting that using HKG is not necessarily the best method to study the variation of a specific target gene.
The mean μ is proportional to the concentration of the transcript of interest in the original biological sample, up to a normalisation factor specific to the lane of the sequencer.
We first assessed the ability of two alternative RNA sequencing approaches, duplex-specific thermostable normalisation (DSN) [ 8] and MicrobExpress depletion [ 9], to deplete rRNA in GC-rich transcriptomes.
Briefly, an aliquot of the double stranded cDNA (taken after Kamchatka crab duplex-specific nuclease normalisation and before nebulisation) was used as input for library preparation following the Illumina protocol for preparing samples for sequencing genomic DNA (Part# 1003806 Rev. B, March 2008).
