The phrase "and concentrations normalized to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts when discussing data that has been adjusted or scaled to a common reference point.
Example: "The results were presented as means and concentrations normalized to the control group for clarity."
Alternatives: "and concentrations adjusted to" or "and concentrations standardized to".
Figure 1 shows a semi-log plot of the mean plasma oseltamivir, plasma OC, and dialysate OC concentrations normalized to a 1-mg oseltamivir dose versus time post administration of a single oral oseltamivir dose of 2.5, 5.0, and 10.0 mg.
ROC AUC for urinary concentrations normalized to UCr, together with sensitivity, specificity and the median values for both groups are shown in the Table 2.
Sediment concentrations, normalized to organic carbon content, infrequently exceeded benchmarks for aquatic health, which was generally consistent with low rates of observed toxicity.
Even with the HA concentrations normalized to 50 ppm, however, the ionic strength requirements were high in these cases.
The solid lines in the figures represent the log ratios of the actual aroma compound concentrations normalized to the VIN13 concentrations of the particular compound.
The sample concentration was calculated from the standard curve, and the concentration normalized to 106 cells by using previously determined cell counts.
The number of schizonts per 200 asexual stage parasites was determined and the result for each drug concentration normalized to the control well.
Briefly, supersaturation scores are the sum of propensity to aggregate and the log of the protein concentration normalized to the median score for all proteins detected.
Peaks were quantified by area integration and concentrations were normalized to the quantity of the internal standard recovered.
To account for hemodilution, individual heparan sulfate, hyaluronan and syndecan 1 concentrations were normalized to the individual albumin concentrations.
