This was done to facilitate measurements, as no correction was needed to normalize data relative to variations in fish size across trials.
Additional sources of sulfate, such as MSM or Epsom salt baths, may be needed to normalize sulfate levels.
– Need for normalization of recovered sample: Because of variability in the whole blood matrix, ratios or a reference molecule that is proportional to blood volume may be needed to normalize results.
We expect that various concentrations of ICpeptide could be needed to normalize IP3R1 sensitivity and consequently calcium release in SCA1, SCA2, or SCA3, based on the degrees to which IP3R1 sensitivity to IP3 is pathologically increased.
In many of these patients, oral supplementation was needed to normalize serum magnesium levels [ 45, 46], and in one study, oral magnesium supplements were insufficient and so 15% of patients were given magnesium sulphate in their PD fluid [ 46].
Similarly, various concentrations of ICpeptide could be needed to normalize IP3R1 sensitivity and consequently calcium release in SCA1, SCA2, and SCA3, based on the degrees to which IP3R1 sensitivity to IP3 is pathologically increased (dependent on the concentration of mutant protein and the relative balance with PP1α).
On the other hand, no prior knowledge of the bias is needed to normalize the data: the procedure consists in dividing each interaction frequency between two fragments by the product of the sums, or the norms, of the total interaction reads involving those fragments (see below).
In order to incorporate the asset index in a resource allocation formula, there is need to normalize the indices.
Experimental results in a model of diabetic pregnancy indicate that high doses of dietary antioxidants were need to normalize the development of offspring.
In order to pool resources and bring to light individual datasets, specialized research tools are needed to aggregate, normalize, and integrate existing datasets with standard taxonomies, ontologies, vocabularies, and structured data repositories.
