The phrase "absence of normalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing data analysis, statistics, or any field where normalization is relevant, indicating that normalization is not present.
Example: "The absence of normalization in the dataset led to skewed results and inaccurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "lack of normalization" or "nonexistence of normalization".
The differences in LV volumes may be due to the method used to normalize the data or to the absence of normalization to body weight in other studies.
Therefore, the absence of normalization has little effect on adaptive algorithms, but also reduces L divisions.
This absence of normalization of blood pressure values suggests vasodilation, as seen in prolonged states of shock characterized by a deficiency of compensatory mechanisms [7].
This absence of normalization of blood pressure values suggests vasodilation, as seen in prolonged states of shock characterized by a deficiency of compensatory mechanisms [ 7].
An alternative explanation of the occurrence (or absence) of normalization effects in the different experiments presented so far is that such differences are the result of differences in how speechlike the stimuli were perceived to be.
This is the result of the objective function in which the non-linear error is weighted heavier than the non-linear error because of absence of normalization of the non-linear error.
If TTP is diagnosed, rituximab should be considered in the absence of rapid normalization of platelet count.
As expected, such a difference was largely significant in the absence of cell normalization in the basal condition and after stimulation, potentially reflecting the "global oxidative stress" in patients' blood, mainly due to PMNs (data not shown).
In the absence of this normalization (i.e., counting the number of binding sites rather than the number of molecules), the clustered antisense is approximately twofold more abundant than the dispersed antisense, which is insufficient to explain the difference in siRNA formation.
Instead, hypoxic regions decreased, but in the absence of detectable vessel "normalization", suggesting that vessel responses to LDM CTX in melanoma may differ from that of carcinomas.
In addition, segments enriched in relevant genes known to be over- or under-expressed in megakaryocytes/platelets were not identified in the absence of inter-sample normalization.
